Vehicle EE Architecture Engineer

Responsibilities

• Analyze and apply regulatory requirements and standards for electrical systems and components, including those for appliances, lighting, and related systems.
• Incorporate supplier specifications into design and development processes to ensure full compliance.
• Guide and review the technical design of electrical systems and components to ensure compliance, reliability, and adherence to relevant standards.
• Manage the certification process for specialized electrical components, developing tailored certification plans.
• Develop comprehensive EMC (Electromagnetic Compatibility) programs for the full vehicle, coordinating cross-domain and cross-system communication to address certification and performance requirements.
• Oversee technical collaboration with certification bodies, identify applicable test standards, and finalize test plans.
• Track, collect, and analyze evolving standards for electrical components and systems, ensuring full compliance with all regulatory requirements.
• Define and manage quality objectives, key performance characteristics, and control requirements for electrical and electronic architecture components.
• Provide expert feedback on system design and optimization.
• Collaborate with internal and external stakeholders.

Qualifications

• Over 5 years of experience in BEV electrical systems and supplier control processes.
• Proven expertise with the design and implementation of vehicle EE architecture.
• Experience in EMC certification design and development, including testing and certification process, with strong proficiency in vehicle electrical architecture design and integration.
• Strong communication and coordination skills.
• Prior work experience with a major automotive OEM.

Benefits

Competitive compensation package, opportunities for professional growth, participation in a discretionary equity incentive plan, and access to a comprehensive company benefits program, subject to eligibility requirements.