Requirements Engineer | eBike (f/m/div.)

Qualifications

What distinguishes you: 

• Education:
  • Master’s degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Mechatronics, Electronics, Physics, or a comparable technical field.
     
• Experience & Know-how:
  • Familiarity with programming languages like C++, Python and AI application is a plus.
  • Solid understanding of Software Engineering principles, Battery Systems  or comparable component is nice to have;
  • Strong analytical skills, excellent problem-solving capabilities, and a keen eye for detail in debugging and issue resolution.
  • Experience with requirements management tools like Jama and DOORS Next Generation.
     
• Languages:
  • Proficiency in English (written and spoken) is essential for our international team.
     
• Working Style and Methods:
  • A proactive and self-driven approach, coupled with the ability to confidently take ownership of complex technical topics.
  • Highly organized with a systematic approach to process optimization and documentation.
     
• Personality:
  • A collaborative team player who actively supports collective goals and fosters a positive working environment.
  • Demonstrates a continuous learning mindset, eager to explore new technologies and methodologies.
  • A genuine interest in technology, innovation, and the future of sustainable mobility, particularly within the eBike industry.

Company Description

At Bosch, we shape the future by inventing high-quality technologies and services that spark enthusiasm and enrich people's lives. Our promise to our associates is rock-solid: we grow together, we enjoy our work, and we inspire each other. Join in and feel the difference.

With over 300 specialized associates and around 15 nationalities, Bosch activities in Lisbon are focusing on sales, marketing, communication, training, nearshoring services and shared support for human resources services to Europe. The diversity, commitment and know-how of the team are the key success factors of this organization.

Bosch Service Solutions develops and delivers Customer Experience, Mobility and Monitoring solutions for companies and their customers.

Our teams find fast and efficient solutions for thousands of people on a daily basis - from claim management to life-saving emergency calls, among other services. Define the standards and become a pioneer together with around 9000 associates worldwide.

Job Description

Your contribution to something big

Are you an analytical mind with a passion for transforming complex ideas into tangible products? Do you thrive on ensuring clarity and quality from the very first step of development? At Bosch eBike Systems, we are looking for a dedicated and forward-thinking Requirements Engineer to join our innovative team. You will play a crucial role in shaping the next generation of eBike systems.

In this exciting role, you will:

• Bridge the gap: Elicit, analyze, and synthesize requirements across system, component, and domain levels to ensure a holistic understanding of our product vision.
• Craft clarity: Specify and meticulously document requirements using the 4C Method, ensuring precision and traceability throughout the development lifecycle.
• Champion quality: Lead and moderate requirement reviews, fostering collaborative discussions to refine and validate specifications.
• Drive efficiency: Continuously optimize and evolve our requirements engineering processes, implementing best practices to enhance overall team productivity and product quality.
• Ensure compliance: Support and contribute to requirements audits within the software domain, upholding our commitment to excellence.
• Manage evolution: Proactively manage change requests, assessing impact and guiding effective implementation.
• Full lifecycle ownership: Oversee and manage software requirements from initial concept through to validation, ensuring seamless integration and delivery.
• Leverage modern tools: Utilize industry-standard tools such as Jama and Doors (Next Generation) to manage complex requirement sets.

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