SW Mindset revolution in an Automotive Companye
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Bosch Budapest runs a software-first shift: current high-end cars contain ~100M lines of code and the roadmap expects ~300M–1B, so architecture and tooling change. CI/CD uses Jenkins, daily software-in-the-loop tests and weekly hardware-in-the-loop runs; data-driven verification enforces closed-loop datasets for safety. Internal 4-hour and 48-hour hackathons produce working prototypes—object tracking, blind‑spot alerts and a connected-vehicle warning that prevents a left‑turn collision, winner paid €8,000. Focus areas: healthy teams, software career paths.
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chapters (23)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:04Software revolution in automotive
- 3:14Personalized mobility impact
- 4:20Automated mobility future
- 5:02Connected mobility innovations
- 6:04Electrified mobility complexity
- 8:32Software-defined vehicle vision
- 10:37Shift in automotive value chain
- 12:02Subscription-based car functions
- 14:31Hardware-software integration
- 16:16Safety-critical software systems
- 17:18Generative AI in automotive
- 20:13Budapest engineering transformation
- 22:41Agile development in automotive
- 24:05Software talent and culture
- 26:36Software career paths
- 28:00Leadership in automotive software
- 29:04CI/CD pipelines
- 30:10Balancing delivery and innovation
- 31:33Conclusion
- 33:19Internal hackathons
- 34:44External automotive hackathon
- 38:53Q&A
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