Automotive System Requirements Engineer

Job Title: Automotive System Requirements Engineer

Location: Glendale, WI 53217 (100% On-site)

Role Descriptions:

Analyze, elicit, clarify, and formalize stakeholder requirements for Lithium-Ion Battery Systems, Super Capacitor Modules (SCAP), and Battery Management Systems (BMS) based on customer, vehicle, regulatory, safety, cybersecurity, and business needs. Capture, document, and maintain system requirements in compliance with ASPICE SYS.1. Define requirement attributes, acceptance criteria, assumptions, constraints, and rationale. Perform requirements analysis to ensure completeness, consistency, feasibility, testability, and traceability. Manage stakeholder requirement reviews, clarifications, change requests, and impact assessments. Establish and maintain bidirectional traceability between stakeholder requirements and system requirements. Collaborate with customers, system architects, software, hardware, validation, functional safety, and cybersecurity teams to ensure stakeholder expectations are accurately captured and communicated. Support requirement baselining, configuration management, and compliance with Automotive SPICE assessment expectations for SYS.1 work products. Participate in customer workshops, technical reviews, and requirement negotiation activities for Lithium-Ion and Super Capacitor product development programs.

Essential Skills:

Strong expertise in requirements elicitation, stakeholder analysis, requirement specification, requirement quality assessment, requirement traceability, and change management. Strong knowledge of Lithium-Ion battery systems, Super Capacitor modules, and Battery Management System (BMS) functionality, including SOC, SOH, SOP, cell balancing, thermal management, power management, charging/discharging behavior, diagnostics, and protection functions. Experience with ASPICE SYS.1 process implementation and work products. Ability to analyze customer specifications, standards, and regulations and convert them into clear, unambiguous, verifiable stakeholder requirements. Strong communication, negotiation, and customer-facing skills.

Desirable Skills:

Knowledge of ISO 26262 Functional Safety and ISO/SAE 21434 Cybersecurity concepts. Experience with low-voltage (12V/24V/48V) and high-voltage battery systems. Exposure to Super Capacitor applications, Sodium-Ion battery technologies, and automotive electrification programs. Experience working with global OEMs and Tier-1 suppliers. Familiarity with ASPICE SYS.2 and requirements-driven development practices.

Keywords:

ASPICE SYS.1, Stakeholder Requirements, Requirements Elicitation, Requirements Analysis, Requirements Management, Battery Management System, BMS, Lithium-Ion Battery, Li-Ion, Super Capacitor, SCAP, Energy Storage System, Requirement Traceability, Requirement Review, Change Management, DOORS, Jama, Automotive Systems Engineering.

Skills:

Systems Engineering, Cameo, BMS, Li-Ion, Super Capacitors, Na-Ion

Experience Required: 6+ Years (Minimum 4 years of experience in Automotive Systems Engineering, Requirements Engineering, BMS, Lithium-Ion Battery Systems, or Super Capacitor product development)

Skills: EIS - Model Based Systems Engineering

Experience Required: 4–6 Years