Electrical and Electronics Systems Integration Specialist
Core
Identify, trace, and map vehicle electrical connections, sensor interfaces, and actuator control lines; benchmark OEM harness interfaces; and propose, define, and optimize vehicle-level powernet topologies to integrate ECUs, sensors, actuators, and telematics systems.
Role type
Electrical and Electronics Systems Integration Specialist
Builds
Vehicle-level powernet topologies, electrical schematics, pinout diagrams, block diagrams, and system architecture drawings
Domain
Automotive electronics and power systems
Required skills
Analog/digital electronics, power electronics, automotive sensing technology, automotive terminologies, fusing strategies, embedded development, diagnostic/measurement tools, automotive relays/fuses/PDUs/connectors, HV safety standards
Preferred skills
EMI/EMC design principles, rapid prototyping with microcontrollers, signal transceiver development
Technologies
Visio, draw.io, Raspberry Pi, Arduino, STM32, ESP32, Vector CANoe/CANalyzer, Kvaser, Multimeters, Oscilloscopes, Logic Analyzers
Responsibilities
Identify, trace, and map stock vehicle electrical connections, sensor interfaces, and actuator control lines; Benchmark OEM harness interfaces, sensors, and actuators; Perform comprehensive load and power budgeting analyses; Author and maintain complete electrical schematics, pinout diagrams, block diagrams, and system architecture drawings; Calculate precise wire gauge requirements and derive appropriate fuse, circuit breaker, and relay ratings; Quickly build proof-of-concept functional models and signal transceivers; Apply basic electromagnetic interference/compatibility (EMI/EMC) design principles for harness layout, ground loop prevention, shielding, and transient suppression.