EE Control Architect

Job description

Analyze functional changes and assess their impact on the Electrical & Electronic (E/E) Architecture Contribute to E/E allocation concepts and architecture definition in collaboration with Vehicle System Architects and Infrastructure Architects. Ensure consistency between functional specifications, subsystem allocations and E/E baseline architecture. Participate in Design Groups and support the implementation of project requirements from functional design to E/E architecture deliverables. Build and maintain E/E interface synthesis and system mapping documentation. Verify compliance of subsystem allocations with E/E components, infrastructure and vehicle architecture constraints. Analyze operational and timing requirements to ensure E/E performance targets are met. Contribute to Functional Safety and Cybersecurity architecture activities and support their integration within the system design. Define and maintain E/E Architecture Design (EEAD), Interface Design Files (DCI) and related technical documentation. Develop and update architecture deliverables including allocation summaries, interface views and infrastructure models. Manage product diversity and ensure architecture compliance across vehicle configurations, features and subsystems. Perform technical analyses and support issue resolution by providing architecture recommendations and design justifications. Use CATIA V6, ENOVIA, EEA, VISION and OSACA to develop, review and maintain E/E architecture data. Collaborate with Feature Team Leaders, Function & Safety Designers, Sub-Domain Managers and project stakeholders to ensure successful project delivery. With a Master’s degree (BAC+5) in Electronics, Electrical Engineering or Embedded Systems, you have experience in Automotive E/E Architecture and subsystem design. You are skilled in functional analysis, system allocation, interface management and architecture consistency. Using tools such as CATIA V6, ENOVIA and EEA, you contribute to architecture deliverables, impact analysis and system mapping activities. You work closely with cross-functional stakeholders to ensure compliance with functional, performance, safety and cybersecurity requirements while supporting the successful integration of vehicle functions into the E/E architecture. Functional Architecture & Systems Engineering Good knowledge of Automotive Electrical & Electronic (E/E) Architecture and subsystem design. Experience in functional architecture analysis, system allocation and interface management. Ability to analyze functional specifications and translate requirements into E/E architecture solutions. Understanding of vehicle domains such as Cockpit, Body, Chassis, ADAS, Infotainment and Connected Services. Systems Engineering Good understanding of the Automotive V-Cycle development process. Experience in requirements analysis, functional decomposition and architecture allocation. Ability to ensure consistency between functional architecture, subsystem design and E/E infrastructure. Knowledge of Functional Safety and Cybersecurity concepts within automotive systems. Tools & Configuration Management Proficiency in CATIA V6 and ENOVIA. Knowledge of EEA (Embedded Electronic Architecture), VISION, OSACA and DocInfo tools. Experience in managing E/E architecture documentation and technical deliverables. Familiarity with configuration management and product diversity handling in complex vehicle programs Problem Solving & Technical Analysis Strong functional impact analysis and architecture assessment skills. Ability to evaluate system allocations and ensure compliance with architecture constraints. Strong analytical mindset with a structured problem-solving approach. Ability to produce design justifications and support technical decision-making. Soft Skills Strong communication and stakeholder management skills. Ability to work effectively with Vehicle System Architects, Feature Team Leaders and cross-functional teams. Detail-oriented, rigorous and well-organized. Ability to work in an international and multidisciplinary environment. Strong reporting, documentation and technical presentation skills ALTEN Morocco , a subsidiary of the world leader in engineering and technology consulting, was established in 2008 and is now present in Fès, Rabat, Tétouan, and Casablanca . Today, the company has more than 2,200 employees and aims to become a center of excellence with 3,300 ALTENians by the end of 2027 . It has positioned itself as a strategic player in supporting the professional development of engineers. Our mission: To meet the technological ambitions of our clients — major international companies — in the automotive, railway, R&D and IT, telecommunications, and media sectors. Joining ALTEN Morocco means becoming part of an ecosystem of excellence and benefiting from: A personalized and evolving career path An ambitious skills development policy A stimulating, collaborative, and meaningful work environment