Electronics Hardware Design Engineer
Core
Design and develop automotive electronic hardware solutions for advanced powertrain applications, including electronic control units (ECUs) for passenger and commercial vehicles.
Role type
Senior IC electronics hardware design engineer (automotive powertrain)
Builds
Electronic control units (ECUs) and powertrain-related electronic systems for leading OEMs
Domain
Automotive industry, powertrain electronics
Required skills
Analog and digital circuit design, Power electronics fundamentals, Microcontroller-based systems, Automotive communication interfaces (CAN, LIN, SPI, UART, I²C), Signal conditioning circuits, Power supply architectures, Protection and diagnostics concepts, Automotive development processes and standards (Automotive SPICE, ISO 26262)
Preferred skills
High-voltage electronics hardware design, Battery management systems
Technologies
LTspice, PSpice, MATLAB, Simulink, Altium, Zuken, KiCad, Oscilloscopes, Power supplies, Electronic loads, Power analyzers, Logic analyzers, Climatic chambers
Responsibilities
Design and develop automotive electronic hardware solutions from concept through series production, Create hardware architectures and detailed circuit designs for powertrain-related electronic systems, Select and evaluate electronic components considering cost, performance, reliability, availability, and automotive qualification requirements, Define test cases and execute design-validation activities, Develop and maintain hardware documentation in accordance with Automotive SPICE processes, Support released designs throughout series production by managing component changes and obsolescence risks
Seniority
Senior, hands-on IC