Automotive Hardware Engineer

As an Automotive Hardware Engineer, your role will involve leading electrical hardware design and development independently. You will be working on microcontrollers, SoCs, high-speed circuits (LVDS, FPD-Link III), DSPs, analog/digital circuits, and power supplies. Your responsibilities will include performing simulations, DFMEA, and product verification, as well as supporting prototyping, testing (EMC/validation), and design reviews. Additionally, you will collaborate with ECAD designers and maintain schematics/assembly drawings.

To qualify for this position, you should have a B.E./M.E. in Electronics/Electrical Engineering and possess 510 years of experience in automotive hardware design. Hands-on experience with microcontrollers, SoCs, DSPs, and high-speed electronics is essential. Familiarity with ECAD tools, DFMEA, and verification/testing processes will be beneficial for this role. As an Automotive Hardware Engineer, your role will involve leading electrical hardware design and development independently. You will be working on microcontrollers, SoCs, high-speed circuits (LVDS, FPD-Link III), DSPs, analog/digital circuits, and power supplies. Your responsibilities will include performing simulations, DFMEA, and product verification, as well as supporting prototyping, testing (EMC/validation), and design reviews. Additionally, you will collaborate with ECAD designers and maintain schematics/assembly drawings.

To qualify for this position, you should have a B.E./M.E. in Electronics/Electrical Engineering and possess 510 years of experience in automotive hardware design. Hands-on experience with microcontrollers, SoCs, DSPs, and high-speed electronics is essential. Familiarity with ECAD tools, DFMEA, and verification/testing processes will be beneficial for this role.