Development of hardware for electronic control units in an international team including some or all of the following tasks (depending on project context):
Analysis and evaluation of requirements (Requirements Engineering)
Definition of hardware specification and architecture
Design, calculation and simulation of mixed digital and analog circuits
Work with schematics and pcb layouts
Specification of test set-ups
Commissioning of electronic modules (PCBAs)
Performing developmental tests and measurements
Ensuring traceability with regard to the hardware work products
Creation of needed documentation
Participate in reviews, audits and assessments
Your profile:
Completed academic studies (electrical engineering, mechatronics or comparable)
Multi-annual work experience in hardware development
Good understanding of electronic control unit systems
Experience with laboratory work (commissioning of PCBAs, failure analysis, taking measurements, working with oscilloscopes, soldering skills, etc.), preferably also with HIL systems
Experience of working with Vector CANoE
Preferably experience in development of DC/DC converters
Experience in Altium Designer
User knowledge of automotive development tools and processes
Knowledge of automotive standards (Functional Safety, A-Spice, etc.)
Good command of English (in spoken and written)
Ability to communicate and to work in a distributed international team as well as showing one’s own initiative