Role Responsible for the design and development of automotive braking system hardware, covering Analog, Digital and Power Electronics, from circuit design through validation, debugging and issue resolution.Key ResponsibilitiesDesign and develop Analog, Digital and Power Electronics circuits for braking system ECUs.Perform circuit simulation, analysis and design verification.Conduct hardware testing, validation and debugging at module/ECU level.Perform failure analysis, root-cause investigation and corrective actions.Analyse hardware issues and provide robust technical solutions.Support prototype development, design verification and issue resolution.Prepare and review schematics, BOM and hardware design documentation.Collaborate with System, Software, Functional Safety, EMC and Manufacturing teams.Key SkillsStrong hands-on expertise in Analog, Digital and Power Electronics design.Experience in circuit simulation and hardware validation.Strong debugging, troubleshooting and failure-analysis skills.Good understanding of automotive ECU hardware architectures.Knowledge of EMC/EMI, power supply design and automotive environmental requirements.Ability to independently analyse problems and drive root-cause and solution development.Experience with schematic/design tools and laboratory equipment.Experience & Education7–10 years of relevant experience in automotive electronics/hardware development.Engineering degree in Electronics / Electrical / ECE or related discipline.Experience in braking, chassis, vehicle dynamics or safety-critical automotive electronics is preferred.
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