Hardware Engineer
Core
Design, develop, and validate automotive safety electronics, specifically Electronic Control Units (ECUs) and crash sensors.
Role type
Senior IC hardware engineer (automotive safety electronics)
Builds
Automotive safety ECUs and crash sensors
Domain
Automotive safety electronics
Deliverable
production ML models | product features
Required skills
Analog/digital circuit design, PCB layout, RF/EMI/EMC/ESD mitigation, Signal and Power Integrity simulation, Communication protocols (CAN, SPI, PSI5, Ethernet, PCIe, USB, DDRx), Failure analysis, Worst Case/Monte Carlo/Stress/Thermal analysis
Preferred skills
Mathcad, Pspice, Matlab, IQ-RM, Excel, Word, Doors, Altium, Oscilloscope usage, Logic Analyzer, Spectrum Analyzer, Power supplies, Function/Waveform Generator, Communication Data Simulators
Technologies
Altium, Mathcad, Pspice, Matlab, IQ-RM, Excel, Word, Doors, CAN, SPI, PSI5, Ethernet, PCIe, USB, DDRx
Responsibilities
Develop and maintain documentation (block diagrams, schematics, BOMs, test plans), Perform theoretical circuit block FMEA, Work with ECAD to develop board layouts compliant to manufacturing and EMC requirements, Perform design/debug investigations and support failure analysis, Participate in Design Reviews of the ECU
Seniority
Senior, hands-on IC
