Senior Electronic Hardware Engineer
About this role
Role Overview
The client is seeking a Senior Electronic Hardware Engineer to contribute to the development of advanced electronic systems within the automotive domain. This role involves close collaboration with cross-functional development teams, testing environments, and external suppliers to ensure robust and high-quality ECU platforms and hardware solutions.
The ideal candidate will bring strong technical expertise combined with the ability to manage complex engineering challenges and support both development and validation activities.
Job Description
In this assignment, the consultant will be responsible for designing and enhancing electronic hardware systems while supporting requirement engineering and validation processes. The role also involves translating complex technical concepts into structured insights that can support informed decision-making across teams.
The consultant will act as a key technical contributor, working closely with internal stakeholders and external partners to ensure alignment, quality, and efficiency in hardware development initiatives.
Responsibilities
- Develop and refine electronic hardware designs for automotive applications
- Conduct design reviews and ensure compliance with technical and quality standards
- Contribute to requirement definition, analysis, and validation processes
- Translate complex engineering challenges into clear and actionable insights
- Engage in technical discussions with internal teams and external suppliers
- Provide support to testing teams, including troubleshooting and verification activities
- Collaborate with rig and validation environments to ensure system reliability
- Assist in resolving ongoing technical issues while supporting new development initiatives
- Drive alignment across multiple ECU-related projects and stakeholders
- Experience Requirements
- Extensive experience in electronic hardware design and development
- Strong background in automotive electronics and ECU systems
- Proven experience i