Automotive interior sensing systems for occupant detection and driver safety
IEE Sensing builds radar, 3D camera and printed-electronics sensors for vehicle interiors, plus building, sports and health uses. Its stack pairs automotive safety tooling (AUTOSAR, ISO 26262, ISO/SAE 21434, IBM DOORS, Polarion) with plant-quality methods (FMEA, SPC, 8D, APQP), and hiring tilts toward engineering, logistics and quality in Slovakia and Mexico. Job posts point to a migration of in-house software onto SAP and a push to standardize defect evaluation.
IEE Sensing, founded in 1989 and headquartered in Bissen, Luxembourg, develops and manufactures sensing systems used mainly in cars. As a tier supplier to automakers, it focuses on occupant detection and classification, child and passenger safety, and hands-off detection for assisted driving. It also sells sensors for building occupancy and security, smart footwear and battery management, and offers electronics manufacturing services through a partner. The privately held company employs 1,001–5,000 people.
IEE Sensing uses C++, C#, Java, Python, MATLAB/Simulink and AUTOSAR for development, IBM DOORS and Polarion for requirements, SAP, Power BI and SQL Server for business data, and Jira and Subversion for engineering workflow.
Current hiring is concentrated in Slovakia and Mexico, with an emphasis on engineering, logistics, manufacturing and quality roles, mostly at mid-level seniority. Overall hiring pace is slowing.
Projects include migrating in-house software to SAP, a standardized defect evaluation approach, a digital rule-based guidance tool, prototype validation, hardware design and testing, and Power BI dashboards fed by Jira data.
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