Senior Hardware Design Engineer

Own the end-to-end hardware development of automotive electronic control boards from requirements, architecture and component selection to schematic, PCB, prototype, validation and production.

Design and develop analog, digital and power electronics for BMS, EV chargers, motor controllers, DC-DC converters and other high-power electronic systems.

Perform detailed circuit analysis, simulation, component selection, design calculations and design reviews to ensure robust product performance.

Design and review high-current/high-voltage power stages , including MOSFETs, IGBTs, diodes, gate drivers and associated protection circuitry.

Develop robust MCU/DSP-based control electronics , including signal conditioning, sensing, communication interfaces and board-level power supplies.

Lead PCB architecture and layout decisions including component placement, current-loop optimization, power/signal partitioning, thermal considerations, creepage/clearance, parasitic inductance/capacitance and EMC performance .

Drive hardware designs through EVT/DVT/PVT, validation, debugging and production release , working closely with Firmware, Systems, Mechanical, Test, Quality and Manufacturing teams.

Design for cost, manufacturability, reliability and scalability , including products manufactured at 100k+ unit volumes .

Lead hardware troubleshooting and root-cause analysis of issues observed during development, validation and field deployment.

Ensure compliance with applicable automotive electrical, EMC/EMI, environmental, reliability, safety and functional-safety requirements .

Work closely with the BMS Hardware/Firmware teams to develop and validate production and engineering test equipment .

Mentor junior hardware engineers and contribute to improving Maxwell's hardware design practices, reviews, component selection and engineering processes .