ADAS Component Owner Lead Engineer

What you will do

Component ownership

• Own assigned ADAS components through their full lifecycle: concept, specification, supplier selection, development, validation, production launch and field support.
• Write and maintain component requirement specifications covering hardware, software, mechanical, environmental and EMC/ELK/ENV requirements.
• Own the component interface definition with the vehicle and with the ADAS domain controller, including electrical, data, timing and power interfaces.
• Own component‑level power, thermal and packaging budgets, and defend them in vehicle‑level design reviews.

Supplier development

• Lead technical supplier selection: prepare RFI and RFQ technical packages, evaluate responses, benchmark candidates and make technical nomination recommendations.
• Drive supplier technical reviews through each program gate concept, design freeze, design validation, product validation and SOP.
• Review supplier deliverables in depth: schematics, layout, thermal analysis, mechanical design, FMEA, FMEDA, test reports.
• Hold suppliers to their commitments on technical content, timing and quality, and escalate with evidence when they slip.

Engineering and validation

• Define and review the design verification plan, track issues found in validation and drive them to closure.
• Lead or participate in design reviews across schematic, layout, signal integrity, thermal, EMC and mechanical packaging.
• Support functional safety activities at component level: safety requirements, FMEA and FMEDA inputs, safety manual and assumptions‑of‑use review.
• Support cybersecurity, homologation and regulatory evidence for the component.
• Analyse field and validation failures, drive root cause to closure and feed improvements back into the design.

Cross‑functional work

• Work closely with vehicle E/E architecture, thermal, packaging, wiring harness, manufacturing, quality and purchasing teams.
• Manage APQP and PPAP activities, engineering change management and part lifecycle for assigned components.
• Mentor junior engineers in the component team and raise the technical standard of reviews across the group.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical, Electronic, or a related field.
• At least 6 years in automotive electronic component or system development, including 3 or more years working specifically on ADAS.
• You have personally owned at least one ADAS component through to start of production, not supported it, owned it.
• Hands‑on experience with at least two of: camera, radar, lidar, ultrasonic sensor, or ADAS ECU/domain controller.
• Solid grounding in automotive electronics fundamentals: power supply design, EMC, signal integrity, thermal management, connectors and environmental qualification.
• Working knowledge of automotive interfaces: CAN and CAN FD, automotive Ethernet, GMSL or FPD‑Link, LIN.
• Practical ISO 26262 experience, you have produced or reviewed real safety work products, not just attended the training.
• Fluent in automotive development processes: APQP, PPAP, DVP&R, 8D and engineering change management.
• Demonstrated ability to challenge a supplier’s design with data and hold a technical position under commercial pressure.
• Professional working proficiency in English.

Benefits

• Competitive salary
• Premium healthcare package, including PVI insurance & annual health check‑ups, 13th‑month salary & performance bonuses to reward your contributions
• Enjoy preferential pricing for services within the Vingroup ecosystem including Vinmec, Vinpearl, and Vinschool…
• Opportunity to collaborate with and learn from industry‑leading professionals in the automotive domain