Summary from listing
The Hardware Engineer will develop auxiliary electronics products such as ECP, ECF, and TMM controllers and support high-voltage product development. Responsibilities include defining hardware requirements, developing and debugging hardware, selecting power electronics components, creating BOMs, defining hardware-software interfaces, performing circuit simulations and worst-case analysis, supporting design failures and troubleshooting, coordinating internal and external partners, and supporting manufacturing during pilot runs and production start-up. The role requires a bachelor's degree or higher in a relevant engineering discipline and at least three years of automotive electronics hardware development experience.
