Hardware Engineer
Core
Design, develop, and validate automotive electrical hardware including analog circuits, actuator controls, e-shifter, and SBW systems.
Role type
Mid-level Hardware Engineer (Automotive)
Builds
Automotive electronic products (e-shifter, SBW, actuator control, body control systems)
Domain
Automotive electrification and embedded hardware
Required skills
Analog and digital circuit design, PCB artwork review, schematic capture, circuit simulation, component selection, hardware validation, embedded hardware knowledge, sensor interface and actuator control circuits, power circuits, hardware/software interfaces, ISO 26262, DFMEA, DV/PV testing, failure analysis, troubleshooting, engineering change management
Technologies
Cadence, Allegro, P-SPICE, SPICE
Responsibilities
Design and develop automotive electrical hardware including analog circuits, actuator controls, e-shifter and SBW systems; Review customer, subsystem, component, and functional specifications to establish hardware design requirements; Prepare and maintain hardware design, requirements, and test specifications along with related engineering documentation; Perform schematic design, circuit analysis, component selection, PCB artwork reviews, and hardware simulations; Conduct technical reviews of schematics, PCB layouts, simulation results, WCCA, design verification, and hardware risks; Develop and carry out hardware test plans, cases, and scenarios; Support DV/PV testing through test setup and monitoring; Investigate hardware issues arising in design, validation, manufacturing, the field, and production; Work with customers, suppliers, manufacturing, quality, validation, program management, and internal engineering teams to address technical issues
Seniority
Mid-level, hands-on IC