Engineer II - Systems and Software Quality

Role overview

As an individual contributor on an engineering quality team, you will help ensure that systems and software development follows established processes and safety expectations. You will work across systems, software, hardware, and verification teams to improve engineering work products, maintain traceability, and prepare evidence for product milestones and releases.

Responsibilities

- Review engineering artifacts from requirements and design through implementation, integration, verification, and validation for completeness and process alignment. - Check that requirements are allocated and traceable through designs, tests, results, anomalies, and release evidence; identify gaps and follow their resolution. - Assess development practices against the quality management system, project procedures, and relevant engineering standards. - Record quality risks and nonconformities, support root cause analysis, and track corrective actions to closure. - Prepare evidence for audits and assessments, and monitor measures such as test coverage, open findings, and baseline readiness. - Help teams improve quality practices, manage controlled release artifacts, and communicate risks and progress.

Requirements

- Bachelor’s degree in a relevant technical field, such as computer science, systems engineering, or electrical engineering. - Typically 5–7 years of relevant experience in systems or software engineering, quality assurance, or a related area. - Familiarity with product development lifecycles, requirements management, change impact analysis, and bidirectional traceability. - Experience reviewing engineering work products and understanding safety-oriented quality practices. - Exposure to standards such as ISO 26262, ASPICE, ISO/SAE 21434, ISO 21448, or ISO 9001. - Strong analytical, documentation, and collaboration skills, with the ability to manage several assignments and follow issues through resolution.

Nice to have

- Experience with autonomous vehicles, advanced driver assistance, or robotics. - Hands-on work with process assessments, safety-aligned development, lifecycle management tools, traceability reporting, or engineering audits. - Understanding of safety analyses and how they connect to requirements and verification evidence.

Benefits and work setup

The listing describes a full-time role with a stated US pay range of $108,900–$130,700, plus bonus and stock options. Benefits include employer-paid medical, dental, and vision premiums, a retirement plan with a 6% employer match, flexible scheduling, paid vacation, and life and accidental death and dismemberment insurance.