Electronic Systems Technical Advisors - Tools #IN1252

DESCRIPTION

Create electronic tools that are used to create embedded software, or manufacture and service Cummins' products. Work on the specification, design, implementation, test and release of electronic tools using communicational protocols: UDSA, J1939, CAN. Investigate electronic tools problems, understand causal mechanisms, recommend appropriate action, own problem resolution, and document results. Apply and promote the improvement of electronic tools development processes and tools including Electronic Tools Product Line (ETPL) common work flow, 7 step problem solving, application product development (requirements, design, development, test, support) using programming languages - C/C++/C#, Java, Swift, platform specific compilers and toolsets, requirements management, and configuration/change management. Obtain input and negotiate with product and software development teams and deliver verified software features, components, builds, and support to product teams and end users. Make decisions in the areas of software architecture, requirements, design, and test that impact tool product line integration and direction. Review the work of less experienced developers and testers to ensure robust, reusable, and efficient design. Mitigate potential product failure modes, by identifying interfaces, functions, functional requirements, interactions, control factors, noise factors, and prioritized potential failure modes and potential failure causes for the system of interest. Establish a baseline of identified product artifacts to be placed under configuration, and establish and maintain the integrity of the product artifact baselines. Track, control and communicate changes from concept to obsolescence as part of Product Configuration and Change Management. Integrate all of the market and key customer needs of a given product platform into a comprehensive development plan. Utilize System Requirements Engineering method and tools to translate stakeholder needs into verifiable requirements to which designs are developed. Drive continuous improvement through Six Sigma techniques including DFSS and DMAIC tools and methods and Just-Do-It projects to reduce cycle time, improve quality, and improve productivity.