Key Responsibilities
• Define ECU hardware architecture, block diagrams, interfaces, power architecture, clocking, reset and diagnostic concepts.
• Translate system and customer requirements into hardware requirements, design constraints and verification criteria.
• Guide SoC, memory, PMIC, communication interface and automotive-grade component selection.
• Lead architecture and design reviews covering high-speed interfaces, SI/PI, thermal behavior, EMC and manufacturability.
• Drive ISO 26262 safety architecture activities, including FMEA, FMEDA and ASIL-D design considerations.
• Coordinate hardware, PCB, mechanical, software, validation, manufacturing and supplier teams through production release.
• Support technical risk management, design trade-offs, debugging and root-cause resolution.
Mandatory Qualifications and Skills
• Strong background in automotive ECU architecture and high-speed digital hardware.
• Hands-on knowledge of SoCs, DDR4/DDR5 or LPDDR, PCIe, Ethernet, USB, MIPI and SerDes.
• Knowledge of ISO 26262, ASIL concepts, FMEA/FMEDA, EMI/EMC, SI/PI and thermal design.
• Bachelor's degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Electronics and Communication Engineering, or equivalent.