Senior Electrical Hardware Engineer - ECU Requirements & Specifications
Core
Lead the development and management of hardware requirements, low-level software definition, and specification for ECU Hardware Component Technical Requirements Specifications (CTRS) to support build-to-spec and build-to-print ECU designs across diverse vehicle platforms including electrification.
Role type
Senior IC Electrical Hardware Engineer (ECU Requirements & Specifications)
Builds
Standardized ECU hardware designs and common solutions for multiple vehicle platforms
Domain
Automotive embedded control systems, ECU circuit-level design, semiconductor and microprocessor applications
Deliverable
production ML models | product features | dashboards & analysis | research | client delivery | infrastructure | physical/clinical work
Required skills
ECU hardware technical requirements writing, structured requirement management (DOORS/Jama/Polarion), microcontroller and memory technologies, vehicle serial data communications (Ethernet/CAN/LIN/SENT/SERDES), semiconductor physics and failure mechanisms, hardware and low-level software interface design, automotive product design and development cycles, project management
Preferred skills
Functional safety standards (ISO 26262/IEC 61508), Electric Vehicle (EV) high-voltage propulsion and battery management architectures, C-language prototyping for HWIO
Technologies
DOORS Next-Gen, Jama, Polarion, Ethernet, CAN, LIN, SENT, SERDES
Responsibilities
Perform technical requirements updates and develop new ECU hardware electrical and functional interface definitions; Support semiconductor and microprocessor functional safety activities; Standardize I/O interfaces and drive component commonization; Solicit and create embedded controller requirement definitions from various stakeholders; Perform CTRS compilation and build activities; Identify and implement mechanisms for traceability between requirements and verification activities; Align requirements implementation with outsourced and build-to-print design activities; Support requirement definition for manufacturing and plant/service programming
Seniority
Senior, hands-on IC with technical leadership