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BoschLead Hardware Engineer
This full-time, on-site role at Bosch covers ECU hardware development for automotive applications. The lead hardware engineer handles requirement analysis, module and ECU design, schematics and…
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This full-time, on-site role at Bosch covers ECU hardware development for automotive applications. The lead hardware engineer handles requirement analysis, module and ECU design, schematics and bill of materials, layout coordination, sample development and test plans, and EMC and functional safety coordination.
Job Description
This full-time, on-site role at Bosch covers ECU hardware development for automotive applications. The lead hardware engineer handles requirement analysis, module and ECU design, schematics and bill of materials, layout coordination, sample development and test plans, and EMC and functional safety coordination.
Responsibilities
- Analyze requirements and define concepts for ECU hardware.
- Design modules and ECUs, including worst-case calculations, simulation, schematics and BOM preparation.
- Coordinate layout development and sample builds with the plant, and prepare ECU test plans.
- Coordinate EMC tests, DFMEA and functional safety activities, and keep project documentation to process.
Requirements
- 6 to 9 years of experience.
Qualifications
- A B.E. degree.
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