Embedded Software Engineer – ADAS & Sensor Fusion

Agile Resources ABGöteborg, Västra Götalands länEURESpublished 09/24/2026
Must-have:GitCI/CD
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Develop safety-critical embedded software for ADAS and sensor fusion in an experienced team within the automotive industry.

Do you want to develop embedded software that contributes to the advanced driver assistance systems of the future? Here, you will work with ADAS and sensor fusion in a technically advanced automotive environment, while simultaneously helping the team develop sustainable working methods and high code quality.

About the role

  • Develop embedded application software for ADAS and sensor fusion.
  • Work in an experienced team within the automotive industry.
  • Contribute technical leadership and support less experienced developers.
  • Drive good coding principles and robust software development.

What you will do

  • Design, implement, and maintain software in C++.
  • Develop solutions for sensor fusion and related algorithms.
  • Work with continuous integration and delivery.
  • Contribute to test strategy, code quality, and software architecture.

We are looking for you who have

  • Very good knowledge of C++.
  • Experience in development within the automotive industry, preferably ADAS.
  • Experience with CMake, Git, and CI/CD workflows.
  • Ability to guide colleagues and promote good development methods.
  • Several years of relevant experience in embedded software development.

Technology & Tools

  • Requirements: C++, CMake, Git, CI/CD, and Jenkins.
  • Meritorious: MISRA C++ and ISO 26262.
  • Meritorious: ASPICE, Google Test, and test strategy.
  • Meritorious: Adaptive AUTOSAR, software architecture, and design patterns.
  • Meritorious: Sensor fusion, Kalman filter, and Enterprise Architect.

Practical information

  • Location: Göteborg.
  • Working method: Not specified.
  • Language: English in a professional work environment.

Contact person

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