ECU Reliability Engineer_ME
Core
Derive and manage requirements for automotive electrical control units (ECUs) and implement Design for Reliability (DfR) systematically throughout product development and industrialization.
Role type
ECU Reliability Engineer
Builds
Automotive electrical control units (ECUs)
Domain
Automotive / Electrical Engineering
Deliverable
production ML models | product features | dashboards & analysis | research | client delivery | infrastructure | physical/clinical work
Required skills
Requirement management, Design for Reliability (DfR) implementation, Validation strategy planning, FMEA/FAM/DRBFM analysis, Lifetime evaluation, Stress and strength assessment, Test result interpretation, Project documentation
Preferred skills
Automotive ECU failure mechanisms knowledge, PCB manufacturing experience, Mechanical engineering background, OEM collaboration experience
Technologies
Automotive ECU systems, Aging laws, Mechanical failure modes
Responsibilities
Derive and manage ECU requirements from acquisition to development phases, Implement Design for Reliability (DfR) systematically, Develop validation strategies and plans, Determine loads acting on the product, Assess mounting application environments, Evaluate vehicle measurements, Create and maintain design and production validation plans, Collaborate on testing and analysis, Evaluate and interpret test results to create reliability reports, Report reliability status to project teams and management, Contribute to requirement management processes, Support negotiations with customers and partners regarding reliability topics, Drive product engineering through problem-solving activities
Seniority
Mid-level, hands-on IC
