Hardware Engineer, II - Sensors

The Hardware Engineer II on the Sensors Team will be responsible for authoring, maintaining and analyzing technical requirements, and working across the product lifecycle to ensure stakeholder alignment and successful test/validation of each sensor. 

• →Develop camera, and inertial navigation systems (INS) components that meet functional safety, security and functional requirements. 
• →Maintain requirements databases using both DOORS and Jama, ensuring accuracy and traceability. 
• →Partner with the Systems team to interpret system-level requirements and decompose into detailed components requirements. 
• →Collaborate with automotive Tier-1 suppliers to enable efficient project execution by removing technical blockers as the projects progress. 
• →Ensure the quality of hardware deliveries by designing and establishing robust test plans that trace back to component requirements. This includes lab-based testing and real-world field trials to verify sensor functionality and ensure automotive-grade performance.
• →Partner with the Component Enablement software team to execute the relevant hardware component tests. 
• →Perform problem-solving activities during design, prototype and production, driving root cause analysis and problem resolution. 
• →Create and maintain technical documentation and reports related to the above. 

• Bachelors degree in Electrical Engineering, Hardware Engineering, Computer Engineering or related field and 4+ years experience OR Master’s degree in a related field and 2-4 years experience. 
• Excellent communication and teamwork skills. 
• Experience working with camera and Inertial Navigation Systems (INS) sensor modalities
• Experience with Requirements Management Tools such as DOORS and Jama. 
• Understanding of automotive ECUs and methodologies. 
• Familiarity or experience with data buses such as CAN, PCIe, Ethernet, Automotive Ethernet, LIN, I2C. 
• Ability to manage and prioritize multiple tasks and deliverables. 
• Knowledge of industry standards and regulations related to automotive electronics. 
• Experience with high speed signaling and signal integrity. 
• Experience with standard lab equipment such as oscilloscopes and multimeters. 
• Willingness and ability to work across teams, geographies and time zones. 

• Automotive OEM/Tier-1 supplier experience or working in a similar environment.
• Experience designing, executing and documenting lab-based and or real-world field tests.
• Experience processing and analyzing large datasets from all sensor modalities to evaluate performance.
• Experience with ISO 26262 standards, ASPICE, autonomous vehicles, or developing sensor modality applications 
• Experience with processors and microcontrollers. 
• Knowledge or experience in safety-critical systems and applications. 
• Experience with pyCASSD software
• Experience with C, C++, Python or Linux