Staff Electronic Design Engineer - Zonal ECU

As a Staff Electronic Design Engineer, Zonal, you will play a key role in the development of cutting-edge battery-management and zonal hardware which serves as the backbone for power distribution and control functions in our next-generation vehicles. We're looking for a hands-on engineer with a solid foundation in electrical engineering, a passion for innovation, and the ability to thrive in a fast-paced, collaborative environment.

Your contributions will directly influence the performance, safety, and efficiency of future software-defined vehicles.

- Lead the full hardware design lifecycle - from concept and requirements definition to schematic capture, layout, validation, and production.

- Design, prototype, and validate robust ECU low-voltage zonal control modules for automotive applications..

- Tackle power electronics challenges, including solid-state circuit eFUSE design and distributed localize power , PMIC design, Power Sequence, Sleep states, MCU allocation.

- Ensure signal integrity and interface compatibility across PCBs, sensors, actuators, and communication buses (CAN, SPI, Ethernet, analog/digital I/O).

- Collaborate cross-functionally with mechanical, thermal, software, vehicle dynamics, manufacturing, validation, and supply chain teams.

- Evaluate and integrate new components and technologies (e.g., microcontrollers, high-side drivers, motor drivers), including working with suppliers to co-develop custom solutions.

- Apply EMC best practices throughout design to ensure compliance and system robustness.

- Conduct root cause analysis, troubleshooting, and failure investigations on PCBAs and electronic subsystems.

- Support system integration and validation across build phases — Proto, EVT, DVT, and vehicle-level testing.

- Ensure compliance with functional safety and regulatory standards (ISO 26262, FUSA, etc.).

- Bachelor's or Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering or a related field.

- 8+ years of experience in electronic hardware design, preferably in the automotive industry.

- Strong foundation in EE fundamentals; experience with electromechanical systems is a plus.

- Experience designing for automotive environments, including understanding of hardware/software development life cycles.

- Knowledge of Tier 1 supplier processes, manufacturing constraints, and automotive design standards.

- Familiarity with automotive EMC/EMI design is the best practices.

- Hands-on experience with lab tools such as oscilloscopes, multimeters, logic analyzers, and similar.

- Experience with Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) systems and component release workflows is a plus.

- Strong problem-solving skills and a proactive mindset toward continuous improvement.

- Experience with Schematic Capture EDA such as Cadance and Altium