Lead Integration Engineer; SWIL
Listed on 2026-07-24
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Engineering
Systems Engineer, Software Engineer
Role:
Lead Integration Engineer (SWIL)
Location:
Warren, MI, 48092 (Onsite)
Job Type: Contract
Must Have
Skills:
" bachelor s degree in engineering (Electrical or Electronics or Instrumentation or Controls or Mechanical Engineering)
" 8 + years of engineering experience
" Experience with embedded controls software and the automated software build processes
" Familiarity with automotive communication technologies such as CAN, LIN, and SPI.
" Excels in
Competencies:
o Customer Focus
o Innovation
o Championing Change
o Collaboration & Team Work
o Solves Problems & Analyzes Issues
o Drive for Results
Roles & Responsibilities
Manage target-dependent / cohort integration builds that combine DPLY content with HWIO and UBSW for controller delivery.
Review software changes, merge final DPLY updates, and update build manifests using integration tools and processes.
Modify SWIL-configurable source files, linker/build configuration files, makefiles, and patches based on component and controller needs.
Run builds through Jenkins/CI pipelines, monitor build health, and triage failures with software owners and test/integration teams.
Support virtual ECU / cSIL software generation by aligning SIL inputs with target builds and automating integration tasks such as patching.
Deliver build outputs such as flashable files, ELF, A2L, calibration bundles, memory maps, and source packages for downstream consumers.
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