Qualification:
- Qualification Required( BE/B.Tech/MBA) | B.Tech
- Batch ( Year of Graduation) | 2022/21
Location: Across India.
About Company :
Mobility is going through paradigm shifts led by technology, specially embedded software. Software will help mobility leapfrog towards autonomous, clean, smart and connected future. With a passionate team of 6000+ people focused on mobility across the globe, KPIT specializes in embedded software, AI & digital solutions, enabling our customers accelerate implementation of next generation mobility technologies and our employees to work with the coolest tech and the top brands in the automotive industry . With development centers in Europe , USA, Japan, China & India – KPIT is present where the mobility ecosystem is transforming.
We believe that software craftsmanship can enable the world of mobility leapfrog towards a cleaner, safer and smarter future. We are Reimagining Mobility with our customers, employees and partners leveraging our expertise in automotive domain, managing complex large programs, software integration & fast adoption of latest technologies.
Responsibilities :
- Designing and Programming in Embedded C, C++, MATLAB®, Simulink or Python
- Optimization and porting of code onto micro-processors and micro-controllers
- Testing of code and Simulink models
- Verification and Validation
- Hardware-in-the-loop testing
- Different domains
- Autonomous Driving
- Connected Vehicles, Mobility
- Power-train
- Classic and Adaptive AUTOSAR
- Artificial Intelligence applications for Mobility
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