Electronics Functional Safety Engineer

Clarios•Glendale, AZ

6d•Remote

About The Position

The Electronics Functional Safety Engineer (FSE) is a design and development role within the Advanced Battery Core Electronics Team that reports directly to the Global Electronics Engineering Manager. This important role provides technical leadership within in a team environment to design and develop requirements driven functionally safe electronic circuits as part of the Battery Management System (BMS) that goes into Clarios’ new generation of lithium-ion batteries. The electronic BMS is critical to the performance and safety of the battery. As a member of this team, you will be exposed to the latest in BMS technology and contribute to developing “best-in-class” electronic battery controls.

Requirements

Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering or equivalent degree
6+ years of professional experience in electronics FuSa
Detailed training in ISO 26262 Functional Safety Engineering
Hands on experience in deriving Functional Safety work products as per ISO 26262
Experience or training in safety analysis (HARA, FMEA, Fault-Tree, Common mode analysis)
Experience in ASPICE
Experience in tools like JAMA, JIRA, GitHub, Cameo System Modeler, Medini Analyse/Reliability Workbench etc.
Experience in SYSML and MBSE
Experience in Li-Ion Battery System
Proficiency in electronics schematic, layout, and simulation tools (i.e., Altium)
Excellent written and verbal communicator to effectively communicate ideas
Experience in taking electronic safety architectures from concept to production

Nice To Haves

TUV FuSa Certified Automotive Engineer
Experience with automotive product development and qualification
Safety of the intended function (SOTIF)

Responsibilities

Execute the detailed technical aspects of FuSa analysis, requirements, design and verification & validation (V&V)
Execute safety analyses (Quantified Fault-Tree, FMEA, Common-mode analysis, reliability analysis)
Define electronic hardware requirements and specifications
Define electronic hardware V&V plans and methods
Implementation of hardware safety design best practices
Develop Functional Safety aspects of the hardware DVP&R (System V&V)
Support verification (Peer) reviews of design, analysis and V&V prepare reports
The Hardware FSE authority: defining specifications and preparing technical reports for hardware engineering requirements, analyses, design and V&V
Experience in controls system and electronic system design
Collaborate with Systems Safety Team to review Functional and Technical Safety requirements
Perform ASIL decomposition and common cause analysis
Create Hardware Safety requirements consistent with ISO 26262 Part 5
Develop BMS safety concept and support BMS design team (including Systems and Software) in implementing according to ISO 26262 Parts 5 and 6
Perform qualitative analysis (FMEA, FTA) and quantitative analysis (FMEDA)
Perform Hardware verification and confirmation reviews
Work with multidisciplinary team of software, mechanical, system, test, safety, and production engineers to develop a successful product.
Follow program timing and deliver results according to plan to ensure successful completion of the assigned project phase within the budgeted timing and cost constraints.
Ability to effectively work with and lead in a cross functional team environment with minimal supervision