Electronic Design Engineer II, Zonal ECU
About The Position
As an Electronic Design Engineer II, Zonal ECU, you will help develop battery-management and zonal hardware for power distribution and control functions in next-generation vehicles. The role focuses on designing hardware that supports the performance, safety, and efficiency of software-defined vehicles, within a fast-paced, collaborative environment. This is a hybrid position. The engineer contributes across the hardware design lifecycle, from concept and requirements through design, validation, and production. The work includes fault-tolerant power electronics ECUs with solid-state eFUSEs, high-compute microcontrollers, power sequencing, sleep states, and MCU/ECU I/O allocation. The role also involves cross-functional collaboration, component and supplier development, circuit analysis and troubleshooting, and support for system integration and vehicle testing across build phases. Designs must meet applicable functional-safety and regulatory standards.
Requirements
- At least 2 years of experience in electronic hardware design; automotive industry experience is preferred.
- Strong foundation in electrical engineering fundamentals.
- Experience designing for industrial or automotive environments while supporting co-development of bootloader and firmware.
- Familiarity with EMC/EMI design best practices.
- Hands-on experience with lab tools such as oscilloscopes, multimeters, and logic analyzers.
- Strong problem-solving skills, ability to break down complex problems into smaller tasks, and a proactive approach to continuous improvement.
- Experience with schematic-capture EDA tools such as Cadence and Altium.
Nice To Haves
- Safety-hardware development experience.
- Functional safety (FuSa) design experience.
- Experience with Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) systems and component release workflows.
Responsibilities
- Contribute to the full hardware design lifecycle, including concept development, requirements ingestion, safety concept, schematic capture, layout, validation, and production.
- Design and implement a fault-tolerant power electronics ECU with solid-state eFUSEs and distributed and localized power distribution.
- Design an ECU with a high-compute microcontroller; support power sequencing and sleep states; and manage MCU/ECU I/O allocation.
- Take an ECU through the hardware development cycle from concept to cradle.
- Collaborate with mechanical, thermal, software, vehicle dynamics, manufacturing, validation, and supply chain teams.
- Evaluate and integrate components and technologies, including microcontrollers, high-side drivers, and motor drivers; work with suppliers to co-develop custom solutions.
- Conduct worst-case circuit analysis, root cause analysis, troubleshooting, and failure investigations on PCBAs and electronic subsystems.
- Support system integration and validation across Proto, EVT, DVT, and vehicle-level testing.
- Ensure compliance with functional safety and regulatory standards, including ISO 26262, FUSA, ISO-16750, and ISO-25769.
Benefits
- Competitive base salary.
- Eligibility for the annual company performance bonus program for full-time positions; payments are discretionary and not guaranteed.
- Eligibility for equity in the form of Restricted Stock Units (RSUs), subject to board approval and plan terms, including vesting requirements.
- Comprehensive benefits package for full-time employees, including health coverage, retirement savings, time off, and family planning programs; offerings vary by country.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
No Education Listed
