Electrical Hardware Designer- Automotive
About this role
We are looking for an Electrical System Architect for a global automotive company in Gothenburg.
Start is in May 2026, 2 years limited contract to begin with, possibility of extension after that.
About the Role
As Electrical System Architect, you will lead the strategic design and development of electrical and electronic systems for our products. With a comprehensive scope encompassing hybrid engine control systems all the way to fully electric drivetrains – including functionalities like Electrical Drive Units and inverters – you will be at the forefront of technological innovation.
Your responsibility is to ensure that our system architecture is designed with scalability, performance, and safety in mind while adhering to industry standards. You will collaborate with cross-functional teams of Software Component Owners, Hardware Developers, and specialists in System Safety, Cyber Security, and EMC.
Responsibilities
- Define and develop system architecture for electrical and electronic systems, spanning hybrid and electric powertrain solutions.
- Define tailored requirements for our product portfolio, interpret and adapt customer requirements for new products.
- Oversee integration and scalability of electrical systems, ensuring seamless interaction between subsystems and ECUs.
- Collaborate with component owners for ECUs and other critical hardware to align design specifications with system-level requirements.
- Ensure compliance with automotive safety and performance standards, including ISO 26262 and cybersecurity regulations.
- Tackle technical challenges such as communication network design, EMC impact, and topology optimization for the electrical system.
- Drive industrialization of electrical systems from initial concept to production readiness.
- Act as the central technical expert for electrical architecture in communications with suppliers and internal stakeholders.
- Skill requirements
- Your Profile
- Are you ready to take ownership of visionary and sust