Staff Hardware Engineer, ECU Requirements & Specifications
General Motors (GM)
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The Hardware Engineer - ECU Requirements & Specifications joins the team to lead the development and management of hardware requirements and low-level software definitions for ECU Hardware Component Technical Requirements Specifications. This role involves performing technical updates for existing and new ECU hardware electrical and functional interface definitions, including interactions with vehicle electronic devices. You will standardize I/O interfaces, drive component commonization, and manage CTRS compilation for various build-to-spec and build-to-print designs across diverse vehicle platforms and electrical architectures, including electrification. Key responsibilities include identifying embedded controller requirements, ensuring traceability, and supporting semiconductor functional safety activities. Required skills include knowledge of microcontrollers, memory technologies, vehicle serial data communications like Ethernet, CAN, LIN, SENT, and SERDES, as well as semiconductor physics and automotive product design cycles.
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