Responsible for the system design and verification of advanced military electronics and computing products, applying systems engineering rigor in a fast-paced development cycle.
Responsibilities
Interface to customers
Create physical and functional block-diagrams
Create Interface Control Documents
Derive internal requirements from customer requirements
Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Systems Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, or related Engineering degree
Serve as the technical authority for the architecture, design, analysis and verification of automotive high-voltage power-electronics hardware, including 400 V and 800 V on-board chargers (OBCs), high-voltage-to-low-voltage DC/DC converters and integrated power-conversion systems.
Compensation
Competitive compensation and benefits.
Responsibilities
Own hardware architecture and circuit design for 400 V/800 V power-conversion products
Develop and review power stages, gate-drive circuits, current and voltage sensing, auxiliary supplies, protection, isolation, communication and control interfaces
Evaluate relevant architectures and technologies such as bidirectional OBC, PFC, LLC/CLLC, phase-shifted full bridge, dual-active bridge, silicon carbide (SiC), gallium nitride (GaN) and integrated X-in-1 solutions
Perform worst-case circuit analysis, component-tolerance analysis, derating, thermal and loss calculations, Six Sigma/capability studies and circuit simulations using Maple, SPICE-based tools or equivalent simulation environments
Convert system and customer requirements into hardware requirements, block diagrams, interface definitions, design specifications and verification criteria
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Communication Engineering, Power Electronics or a related discipline
Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Communication Engineering, Power Electronics or a related discipline
Evaluate requirements for new embedded product design and propose the best implementation approach; develop firmware and software for embedded products; develop hardware and firmware specifications; design software documents; develop drivers and applications; test, integrate, and troubleshoot prototypes.
Compensation
Pay : Competitive Pay & Benefits!
Responsibilities
Evaluate requirements for new embedded product design and propose the best implementation approach
Develop firmware and software for embedded products using SoCs, PLDs, and FPGAs
Senior Hardware Engineer responsible for designing and integrating advanced inertial sensing and navigation systems for defence, aerospace and industrial platforms.
Responsibilities
Define hardware requirements and architectures from system-level requirements
Design analog and digital electronics, including component selection, schematics and multilayer PCBs
Design PCBA using Altium Designer and/or Siemens Xpedition design tools
Define interfaces and oversee integration of multiple boards and modules into complete products
Lead prototype bring-up, debugging, verification and qualification activities
Collaborate on and evolve the motion-control architecture for next-generation Abi robots
Design, implement, tune, and validate control loops, trajectory generation, motion profiles, filtering, calibration, and actuator limits
Translate high-level movement and expressive-behaviour intent into reliable, physically achievable trajectories and control commands
Develop robust interfaces between motion controls, embedded firmware, motor controllers, ROS/ROS2, autonomy, perception, and higher-level behaviour systems
Help migrate latency-sensitive and safety-critical control functions from edge compute onto microcontrollers and real-time operating systems
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Robotics, Mechatronics, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Computer Science, or a related field, or equivalent practical experience
Nice to have: microcontrollers
Nice to have: RTOS-based firmware
Nice to have: migrating control functions from Linux to embedded hardware