Advanced Rider Assistance Systems – Feature Developer

About the role

Design and implement radar‑based Advanced Rider Assistance System (ARAS) features for motorcycles, combining software engineering with hands‑on testing at Bosch’s proving ground.

Key responsibilities

• Develop and optimise ARAS algorithms and features in modern C/C++ for real‑time embedded platforms.
• Integrate core platform software with OEM‑specific vehicle dynamics, chassis behaviour and styling constraints.
• Conduct functional evaluations, data collection and initial calibration on test motorcycles at the Nasushiobara proving ground and on public roads.
• Collaborate with international feature teams, system engineers, functional safety managers and application engineers throughout the V‑model lifecycle.
• Create Python‑based test pipelines, simulation environments and measurement scripts to process radar sensor recordings.

Required profile

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Automotive Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics or related field.
• Strong proficiency in C/C++ for real‑time embedded development and Python for testing and data processing.
• Experience with automotive function development, especially sensor‑based systems (radar, cameras) or chassis control (ESP/ABS).
• Solid understanding of control theory, vehicle dynamics and physics, particularly for motorcycle stability.
• Valid motorcycle licence and active riding experience for closed‑course and road testing.
• Fluent English communication skills for daily international collaboration.

Required skills

• C/C++
• Python
• Radar sensor data processing
• Control theory and vehicle dynamics
• ISO 26262 functional safety knowledge
• ASPICE processes
• Requirement management tools (IBM DOORS, Codebeamer)
• Vector tools (CANoe, CANape)
• Git version control
• CI/CD pipelines

What we offer

• Direct impact on life‑saving motorcycle safety innovations.
• Hands‑on engineering culture with access to development motorcycles and a closed proving ground.
• Global exposure working from Bosch 2WP headquarters in Japan with international OEM partners.
• Continuous professional training, modern development environments and competitive compensation.
• Flexible hybrid working arrangements.