[2WP] Advanced Rider Assistance Systems - Feature Developer

Bosch · Yokohama, Japan · full-time · On site · 8 days ago

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Posted October 06, 2026 · Read from Bosch

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Algorithm & Feature Development: Design, implement, and optimize radar-based ARAS functions using modern C/C++.
Platform & OEM Integration: Develop scalable core platform software while adapting features to match the unique vehicle dynamics, chassis behavior, and styling constraints of global motorcycle OEMs.
Hands-On Vehicle Testing & Calibration: Perform functional evaluations, data collection and initial calibration on test motorcycles at our Nasushiobara Proving Ground (regular trips, ~3 hours from Yokohama office) and on public roads.
Cross-Functional Collaboration: Work closely with international feature development teams, system engineers, functional safety managers and application engineers throughout the V-model lifecycle.
Tooling, Simulation & Data Analysis: Develop Python-based test pipelines, simulation environments, and measurement scripts to process and analyze radar sensor recordings from bench and track tests.

Education: Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Automotive Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics or a related field.
Software Development Skills: Strong proficiency in C/C++ for real-time embedded or function software development, alongside working knowledge of Python for testing, automation, and data processing.
Domain Experience: Experience in automotive function development, particularly with environmental sensors (e.g., radar, cameras) and/or chassis control systems (ESP/ABS).
Dynamics & Control Theory: A strong grasp of control theory, vehicle dynamics, and physics (highly beneficial for motorcycle stability and motion-related ARAS features).
Rider Passion & License: Valid motorcycle driver's license with active riding experience, comfortable participating in closed-course and public road vehicle testing.
Communication: Fluency in English (written and spoken) for daily collaboration across international development centers.

Direct Purpose & Impact: Contribute directly to life-saving motorcycle safety innovations experienced by riders around the world.
Hands-On Engineering Culture: Direct access to dedicated development motorcycles, closed proving grounds, and advanced rider dynamics training.
Global Exposure from Japan: Work at the worldwide headquarters of Bosch 2WP, collaborating across borders with premium international motorcycle manufacturers.
Growth & Modern Workplace: Continuous professional training, cutting-edge development environments, competitive compensation, and flexible hybrid working arrangements.

Language Skills: Professional working proficiency in Japanese (spoken and technical written) to interface directly with domestic OEM partners and local stakeholders.
Systems & Safety Engineering: Practical exposure to ISO 26262 functional safety, ASPICE, and requirement management systems (e.g., IBM DOORS, Codebeamer).
Machine Learning & AI: Experience applying neural networks or machine learning techniques to sensor data processing or trajectory estimation.
Automotive Tooling: Familiarity with Vector tools (CANoe, CANape), Git version control, and modern CI/CD software pipelines.

Ready to shape the future of two-wheeler safety?

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