EE Control Architect

About the role

The EE Control Architect will lead the definition and maintenance of the electrical and electronic (E/E) architecture for vehicle projects at ALTEN Maroc. You will work closely with vehicle system architects, feature team leaders and cross‑functional stakeholders to ensure that functional specifications are correctly allocated and integrated into the overall vehicle architecture.

Key responsibilities

• Analyze functional changes and assess their impact on the E/E architecture.
• Define allocation concepts and ensure consistency between functional specifications, subsystem allocations and the baseline E/E architecture.
• Participate in design groups, translating functional design requirements into concrete E/E deliverables.
• Verify compliance of subsystem allocations with E/E components, infrastructure and vehicle constraints.
• Analyze operational and timing requirements to meet performance targets.
• Contribute to functional safety and cybersecurity architecture activities.
• Maintain architecture documentation such as EEAD, Interface Design Files and allocation summaries.
• Use CATIA V6, ENOVIA, EEA, VISION and OSACA to develop and review architecture data.

Required profile

• Master’s degree (Bac+5) in Electronics, Electrical Engineering or Embedded Systems.
• 5‑10 years of experience in automotive E/E architecture and subsystem design.
• Proven ability to perform functional analysis, system allocation and interface management.
• Experience collaborating with vehicle system architects, feature team leaders and safety designers.

Required skills

• CATIA V6
• ENOVIA
• EEA (Embedded Electronic Architecture)
• VISION
• OSACA
• DocInfo