[2WP] Advanced Rider Assistance Systems - Feature Developer

Company Description

The history of Bosch is the history of car evolution. As a top-class automotive equipment supplier, Bosch Corporation supports market expansion/inroads domestically as well as globally. Bosch will continue to pursue forward-looking technologies such as the new generation of technologies for ecology, economy and safety as well as next-generation energy technologies, to keep cars as a part of the society and of the world. With its innovative technologies, Bosch Corporation has expanded into various fields such as consumer goods and building technologies. To become a key partner for every customer. Bosch will continue to drive for greater expectations.

Two-Wheeler & Powersports

Within Bosch, the Two-Wheeler & Powersports (2WP) business unit is unique: our global headquarters is located right here in Yokohama, Japan. We pioneer active safety technologies specifically engineered for motorcycles, including Advanced Rider Assistance Systems (ARAS) such as Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC), Blind-Spot Detection (BSD), and Emergency Brake Assist (EBA).

Our team is responsible for both foundational platform software and tailor-made customer applications for leading motorcycle OEMs worldwide. We don't just write code at our desks- we test, calibrate, and experience our features directly on motorcycles at our dedicated proving ground in Nasushiobara and on real-world routes. If you combine software engineering craftsmanship with a passion for two wheels, join our team and make riding safer and more exhilarating across the globe.

Explore our team and technology in action: https://www.bosch.com/stories/motorcycle-safety-systems/

Job Description

What You Will Do

• 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.

What We Offer:

• 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.

Qualifications

What You Bring (Must-Haves):

• 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.

What Sets You Apart (Nice-to-Haves):

• 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? Apply now and become part of our team in Yokohama.

Additional Information

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Advanced Rider Assistance Systems