Electrical Hardware Engineer - MCU

Electrical Hardware Engineer – MCU The Electrical Hardware Engineer – MCU joins the Semiconductor Engineering team to own microcontroller hardware deliverables for in-house ECU designs. This role involves managing I/O and resource mapping, performing component-level Design Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (DFMEA), and developing application deliverables like signal matrices and reference schematics. The engineer will execute electrical characterization, board bring-up, and functional test plans to validate design intent before formal qualification. Day-to-day tasks include hands-on debugging using oscilloscopes and JTAG probes on ARM cores, as well as collaborating with software, layout, and silicon suppliers. Key technical requirements include expertise in MCU subsystems like SPI, I2C, LIN, CAN, and ethernet, along with proficiency in circuit simulation tools and schematic capture software. The role addresses the challenge of designing reliable, integrated hardware for Software Defined Vehicle platforms and automotive-grade microcontroller systems.