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BoschSenior Hardware Design Engineer – Braking Systems
Bosch is hiring a senior hardware design engineer for automotive braking system hardware. The role covers designing analog, digital and power electronics circuits for braking ECUs,…
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Bosch is hiring a senior hardware design engineer for automotive braking system hardware. The role covers designing analog, digital and power electronics circuits for braking ECUs, circuit simulation, module-level validation and debugging, and root-cause investigation. It also includes preparing schematics, BOMs and design documentation, and collaborating with system, EMC and functional safety teams. The full-time, on-site position asks for 7 to 10 years of experience.
Job Description
Bosch is hiring a senior hardware design engineer for automotive braking system hardware. The role covers designing analog, digital and power electronics circuits for braking ECUs, circuit simulation, module-level validation and debugging, and root-cause investigation. It also includes preparing schematics, BOMs and design documentation, and collaborating with system, EMC and functional safety teams. The full-time, on-site position asks for 7 to 10 years of experience.
Responsibilities
- Design analog, digital and power electronics circuits for braking system ECUs
- Run circuit simulation, design verification and module-level validation
- Perform failure analysis and corrective actions for hardware issues
- Prepare schematics, BOMs and hardware design documentation
Requirements
- 7 to 10 years in automotive electronics or hardware development
- Strong hands-on power electronics and circuit design expertise
- Understanding of automotive ECU hardware architectures
- Knowledge of EMC/EMI, power supply design and environmental requirements
Qualifications
- BE in electronics, electrical or ECE
- Braking, chassis or safety-critical electronics experience is preferred
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The posting asks for 7 to 10 years of experience in automotive electronics or hardware development.
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A BE in electronics, electrical or ECE is listed.
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