Latitude AI Benefits Overview

Designs and leads safety-critical embedded firmware for automotive hardware safety and power systems. Responsibilities include architecting safe-state strategies, power sequencing, thermal monitoring, watchdog systems, low-level drivers, diagnostic frameworks, and HALs for ARM-based SoCs. The role requires FreeRTOS or SafeRTOS expertise, ISO 26262 ASIL-B/C knowledge, register-level debugging, hardware-software safety integration, code reviews, failure analysis, and mentoring engineers.

Execute complex vehicle test missions independently, manage vehicle software and diagnostics, triage and report bugs in Jira, validate firmware and instrumentation, troubleshoot hardware and wiring, capture high-fidelity data, coach small teams, and drive long-distance test missions with occasional travel.

Lead and execute integration, verification, and validation on hardware-in-the-loop bench tests. Automate bench test execution and reporting, debug hardware and software issues, integrate automated tests into CI pipelines, collaborate with cross-functional teams, and mentor junior engineers to support release readiness of autonomous vehicle features.