Chandra Shekar J

Technical Specialist at Mercedes Benz (2019 – Present)

Technical Specialist responsible for Charge Inlet Controller and related ECU development and management

• Defining system requirements for the vehicle and deriving component requirements
• Defining Functional safety requirements from ISO26262
• Hardware definition compliant to multiple ISO/IEC standards
• Defining hardware and software EVSE interfaces for different regions (NACS & CCS1 for North America & Korea, CCS2 for Europe, CHAdeMO for Japan and GB/T for China)
• Functional diagnostic definition - UDS, DTCs & Variants definition
• Supplier management - Requirement exchange, hardware and software implementation confirmations, CR handling, Defect management
• Verification & Validation - Overseeing Vehicle testing, system testing, Component validation on HIL and SIL
• Release management to carlines and production lines

Software Engineer at Robert Bosch India (2017-01 – 2019-01)

Software Engineer focused on validation of communication modules and plant model development for active safety projects

• Validation of Communication modules in DCB and OBC
• EVSE communication interface for North America, Europe and Korean markets
• Communication protocols according to ISO-IEC 15118
• Smart charge communication and power line communication
• Plant Model development for LABcar test environment for Active safety projects ABS, ESP, TCS, IPB, RBU in ASCET
• Client OEMs included Mercedes, Porsche, Renault, JLR, Ford, Waymo, Volvo

Intern at Robert Bosch India (2016-01 – 2017-01)

Intern working on model development for active safety projects

• Plant Model development for LABcar test environment for Active safety projects ABS, ESP, TCS, IPB, RBU in ASCET
• Client OEMs included Mercedes, Porsche, Renault, JLR, Ford, Waymo, Volvo

Master of Technology in Digital Electronics and Communication – BIT, VTU (2015 – 2017)

Bachelor of Engineering in Electronics and Communication – GSKSJTI, VTU (2011 – 2015)