Hardware Electrical Design Engineer at Koch

Location: Bengaluru, Karnataka
Level: senior
Added to Metaintro: Aug 20, 2026

Description

Molex is hiring a Hardware Electrical Design Engineer in Bangalore to develop automotive electronic hardware, including wireless charging systems. The role covers hardware architecture, schematic and PCB design, prototyping, validation, production release, EMC/EMI analysis, troubleshooting, design reviews, manufacturing and supplier collaboration, and customer-facing testing. Candidates need a bachelor’s or master’s degree in an electrical or related engineering discipline and 7–12 years of automotive electronic product design and development experience.

Required Skills

Schematic design
PCB development
Hardware validation
CAN, LIN, I2C, SPI
Altium Designer
EMC/EMI design
Hardware troubleshooting
WCCA
DFMEA

Additional Information

Minimum Education: Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics & Communication Engineering, or a related discipline
Required Previous Experiences: 7–12 years of automotive electronic product design and development experience
Experience with schematic design, PCB development, and hardware validation of electronic systems
Experience using electronic design tools such as Altium Designer or equivalent CAD platforms
Experience collaborating within cross-functional engineering teams throughout the product development lifecycle
Preferred Qualifications: Experience developing wireless charging or wireless power transfer solutions
Knowledge of inductive coil design and wireless power system architectures
Experience conducting circuit simulations, Worst Case Circuit Analysis, and DFMEA activities
Familiarity with automotive product development processes, validation methodologies, and customer design reviews
Experience supporting board bring-up, prototype development, and vehicle-level testing
Understanding of design for manufacturability, cost optimization, and quality-driven engineering practices
Exposure to Six Sigma, ISO standards, APQP, or automotive quality management systems