Senior Hardware Engineer

As an embedded hardware engineer specializing in vehicle control systems, battery management systems (BMS), and motor controllers, your role involves designing, prototyping, and testing electronic hardware to ensure safe, reliable, and high-performance automotive functionality. Core Responsibilities: - Design and develop hardware components for embedded automotive systems, focusing on microcontrollers, sensors, actuators, and power management circuits for vehicle controls and battery management. - Develop and optimize PCB layouts and schematics using industry-standard tools (Altium, Eagle) for motor controllers, BMS, and safety monitoring modules. - Collaborate with embedded software engineers for hardware-software integration and real-time diagnostics. - Conduct hardware testing, validation, and debugging to meet reliability, performance, and automotive safety standards. - Document hardware designs, development processes, and testing outcomes to support certification and compliance efforts. Required Skills: - Proficiency in schematic design, PCB layout, and troubleshooting tools (oscilloscopes, logic analyzers). - Experience with microcontrollers, analog/digital circuit design, and automotive communication protocols (CAN, LIN, SPI, RS-232, RS-485). - Understanding of system-level hazards, automotive industry standards, and product engineering requirements. - Ability to support prototyping, product test models, and manufacturing process improvements for cost and quality optimization. Typical Duties: - Create hardware solutions for propulsion, regenerative braking, and battery safety applications in vehicles. - Integrate embedded hardware for vehicle controls and IoT applications, ensuring robust connectivity and data security. - Work with multidisciplinary teams (mechanical, software, electrical) to ensure effective system-level design and integration. - Provide input and documentation for part drawings, assembly drawings, and test procedures. - Stay updated on trends in miniaturization, energy harvesting, and eco-friendly automotive hardware design. Qualifications: - Bachelors or Masters degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Electronics and Communication Engineering, Computer Engineering, Embedded Systems, or a related field. - Hands-on experience of 3-6 years in embedded hardware design specific to automotive systems, battery management, and motor control. - Strong problem-solving, communication, and teamwork skills essential for cross-disciplinary development environments. This engineering role at eNext Energy Systems Pvt Ltd is crucial for developing reliable, innovative, and efficient automotive electronic systems, directly impacting vehicle performance, safety, energy efficiency, and future design trends. If you are ready to take the next step in your career with a future-focused company, please send your updated CV to info@enextenergy.com. We look forward to exploring how your skills and expertise can contribute to our collective success at eNext Energy Systems Pvt Ltd. As an embedded hardware engineer specializing in vehicle control systems, battery management systems (BMS), and motor controllers, your role involves designing, prototyping, and testing electronic hardware to ensure safe, reliable, and high-performance automotive functionality. Core Responsibilities: - Design and develop hardware components for embedded automotive systems, focusing on microcontrollers, sensors, actuators, and power management circuits for vehicle controls and battery management. - Develop and optimize PCB layouts and schematics using industry-standard tools (Altium, Eagle) for motor controllers, BMS, and safety monitoring modules. - Collaborate with embedded software engineers for hardware-software integration and real-time diagnostics. - Conduct hardware testing, validation, and debugging to meet reliability, performance, and automotive safety standards. - Document hardware designs, development processes, and testing outcomes to support certification and compliance efforts. Required Skills: - Proficiency in schematic design, PCB layout, and troubleshooting tools (oscilloscopes, logic analyzers). - Experience with microcontrollers, analog/digital circuit design, and automotive communication protocols (CAN, LIN, SPI, RS-232, RS-485). - Understanding of system-level hazards, automotive industry standards, and product engineering requirements. - Ability to support prototyping, product test models, and manufacturing process improvements for cost and quality optimization. Typical Duties: - Create hardware solutions for propulsion, regenerative braking, and battery safety applications in vehicles. - Integrate embedded hardware for vehicle controls and IoT applications, ensuring robust connectivity and data security. - Work with multidisciplinary teams (mechanical, software, electrical) to ensure effective system-level design and integration. - Provide input and documentatio