Description
The role is responsible for designing competitive topologies and hardware architectures for automotive power electronic products, including power circuits, magnetic components, control circuits, hardware-software interfaces, circuit simulation, layout checks, e-BOM maintenance, hardware testing, EOL support, and reliability activities such as FAM, FMEA, and FMEDA. The position also leads hardware troubleshooting using the 8D method and coordinates with mechanical and software design teams. Candidates need a bachelor's degree or higher in a relevant engineering field and more than five years of automotive power-electronics hardware development experience, including leading the development of at least two generations of DCDC converter products.
