OEM Vehicle Development Services

We have accumulated a proven track record and extensive experience from numerous vehicle projects undertaken for major automakers, handling the design and development of components such as body electronics, low-power radio components, meters, various electronic switches, and lighting components. We consistently deliver end-to-end solutions, transforming vehicle requirements specifications into actual automotive electronic components.
Taking the principle of being on-site and hands-on in our work as a given, we have consistently exceeded expectations by promptly visiting relevant departments and prototype vehicle production sites when issues arise during development, making timely response and resolution our motto.

Leveraging the advantage of being based within a major vehicle R&D facility, we have served as the in-vehicle communications manager for numerous vehicle projects. In this role, we have accumulated a proven track record in undertaking the following key responsibilities:

• Overseeing the design and management of signals and data exchanged between multiple ECUs installed in vehicles
• Ensuring consistency and alignment of communication specifications by liaising between ECU designers, system engineers, and software developers
• Leading the investigation and analysis of communication issues arising during project development

Leveraging the advantage of being based within a major vehicle R&D facility, we have served as the vehicle electronics design project manager for numerous vehicle projects. In this role, we have accumulated a proven track record in undertaking the following key responsibilities:

• Driving and supervising the entire vehicle electronics development process to ensure the completion of both overall system development and component-level design and development meets requirements for time, cost, regulations, and quality
• Serving as the driving force in coordinating with relevant departments, investigating root causes, and taking corrective actions when vehicle electronics-related issues arise during project development