Your contribution to something big:
You will cover the full lifecycle of hardware development, taking technical ownership of complex designs for automotive platforms from initial architecture to series production. Your main responsibilities will be:
- Execute complex electronic hardware development tasks, including schematics, simulations, and BOM creation.
- Define and justify electronic hardware architecture and key design decisions with system- and vehicle-level impact.
- Act as the technical authority for electronic hardware topics within the product line, guiding development from requirements through to release.
- Lead hardware design reviews, audits, and cross-functional technical discussions with international teams and customers.
- Represent hardware development in project milestones, technical reviews, and release decisions, clearly communicating risks and mitigation plans.
- Independently analyze and resolve complex hardware issues, including EMC, thermal management, aging, and derating.
- Optimize designs for cost, robustness, safety, and manufacturability, ensuring readiness for industrialization and series production.