Hardware Engineer

Desired Knowledge / Skills

• Electrical design knowledge in the context of 12V automotive systems, including power distribution, signal conditioning, protection circuitry, and grounding strategies.
• Familiarity with power electronics topologies including H-bridge motor drivers, high-side and low-side drive circuits, BLDC motor control, buck/boost switching regulators, and linear voltage regulation.
• Basic understanding of ADC signal chains, including input filtering, reference voltage considerations, and signal scaling for sensor measurement applications.
• Familiarity with digital communication interfaces such as CAN, SPI, and SENT.
• Experience collaborating with simulation teams on power dissipation analysis, thermal modeling, and FEA to validate hardware designs meet thermal and reliability requirements.
• Familiarity with common laboratory equipment and measuring electronic circuits to provide meaningful data.
• Familiarity with driveline control systems (transfer case, suspension) and an understanding of how these subsystems integrate and function within the broader vehicle architecture.
• Familiarity with battery management systems (BMS) and an understanding of how these subsystems integrate and function within the broader vehicle architecture.
• Familiarity with ASPICE 4.0 hardware engineering (HWE) design concepts and process requirements.
• Strong organizational skills with the ability to manage multiple tasks, priorities, and deliverables across concurrent projects.
• Fluent in English, both written and verbal communication.

Education Requirements

• (Preferred) BS Electrical Engineering
• Related 4-year technical degree with equivalent industry experience

Experience Requirements

• 2 years of experience in automotive ECU design and development environment
• (Preferred) 1+ years of experience in driveline control or suspension control or BMS design

Working Conditions