BMS Hardware Development Engineer
Core
Lead the design, development, validation, and release of battery monitoring hardware for advanced EV and high-voltage battery programs.
Role type
Senior IC hardware engineer (BMS)
Builds
Battery monitoring hardware for high-capacity energy applications
Domain
Automotive / High-voltage battery systems
Required skills
Analog and mixed-signal circuit design, High-voltage battery monitoring hardware architecture, PCB design and release tools, Worst Case Circuit Analysis (WCCA), Hardware bring-up and validation, Test fixture development, Functional safety concepts, Requirements traceability, CAN and SPI interface fundamentals
Preferred skills
BESS or automotive HV battery systems experience, Centralized/distributed/modular BMS topologies, Cell monitoring ICs and isolation monitoring, FMEA/FMEDA processes, Board/module/rack/system-level validation
Technologies
PCB design tools, WCCA tools, Test fixtures, CAN, SPI
Responsibilities
Define and develop battery monitoring hardware architecture, Design and release hardware for high-capacity energy applications, Own electrical architecture and detailed hardware design from concept through release, Author and release engineering artifacts including schematics and PCB layouts, Perform Worst Case Circuit Analysis (WCCA), Support board/module/pack/system-level bring-up and validation, Create and execute hardware test plans, Work with firmware and controls teams to verify interfaces, Support safety and compliance activities including FMEA and hazard analysis, Drive root-cause analysis for design and field issues, Optimize designs for cost and manufacturability, Evaluate and qualify components and support supplier discussions, Partner with manufacturing teams on production test plans
Seniority
Senior, hands-on IC
