Hardware Engineer

Responsibilities:
Design and develop hardware for On-Board Chargers, Battery Management Systems (BMS), and HV DCDC.
Focus on discrete and analogue circuit design, with compliance to EMC standards and cost-optimised BoMs.
Develop, simulate, and validate electronic circuits; create schematics, circuit diagrams, and simulations.
Work closely with PCB designers using CADENCE Allegro.
Prepare hardware and module specifications considering technical, production, and logistical requirements.
Develop and optimise hardware modules for system integration while adhering to development standards and regulatory norms.
Analyse and modify existing modules for performance, compliance, and cost-effectiveness.
Define materials and components based on economic and technological evaluation.
Plan and conduct hardware reviews, validation tests, and compliance checks throughout the development cycle.
Support root cause analysis of field issues and production complaints in coordination with quality and manufacturing teams.
Create and maintain documentation, including BoMs, FMEAs, test specifications, and release reports.
Collaborate on IP assessments and coordinate with the patent department as needed.
Define and clarify hardware requirements with customers and stakeholders.
Plan, coordinate, and monitor hardware development activities in line with defined methods (e. g., PEP).
Ensure alignment with project goals in terms of quality, cost, and schedule, in collaboration with the project manager and leadership.
Manage internal and external development resources, including suppliers, ensuring timely delivery and quality compliance.
Requirements:
Hands-on experience in power electronics design, especially for EV applications like OBC, BMS, and HV DC-DC converters.
Exposure to EMC design practices and cost optimisation techniques.
Strong understanding of system integration and cross-functional coordination in product development.

Experience
5-9 yrs