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Bosch is a global engineering and technology company supplying mobility solutions, industrial technology, consumer goods, and energy and building technology; Robert Bosch LLC is its North American arm.
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The Senior Hardware Engineer supports or owns the design of automotive computing products, including infotainment, connectivity, advanced driver-assistance systems, and cross-domain electronic control units. This role translates customer requirements into robust hardware designs, leading projects through verification, validation, industrialization, and mass-production launch. Key responsibilities include defining system architectures, leading schematic design, component selection, and PCB layout guidance while performing simulations, worst-case circuit analysis, and DFMEAs. The position requires proficiency in switch-mode power supplies, LVDS transceivers, HDMI receivers, USB hubs, microcontrollers, and wireless communications like Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. Candidates must utilize skills in signal-integrity, power-integrity, thermal, and grounding analysis. The work involves solving complex automotive electronics problems, ensuring compliance with environmental, safety, and electromagnetic compatibility standards across the full product life cycle.
What does a Hardware Engineer earn?
Median $173375 from 32 postings across 11 companies.
Translate customer and market requirements into robust, cost-effective hardware designs for automotive computing products.
Define system and hardware architectures for components including power supplies, microcontrollers, and wireless communications.
Lead schematic design, component selection, and PCB layout guidance including signal-integrity and thermal considerations.
Perform simulations, worst-case circuit analysis, DFMEAs, and fault-tree analyses to ensure design assurance.
Develop and negotiate hardware verification and EMC validation plans while maintaining requirements-to-test traceability.
Troubleshoot manufacturing and vehicle issues through bench-level debugging, root-cause analysis, and prototyping.
Manage hardware deliverables, technical risks, design documentation, and change control across the product life cycle.
Mentor junior engineers and contribute to hardware design standards and reusable methods.
What we're looking for
Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering, electronics engineering, computer engineering, or a closely related engineering discipline.
7 years of experience designing and developing electronic hardware, including ownership of complex circuit designs through production release.
Demonstrated proficiency in schematic capture, circuit analysis, laboratory debugging, technical documentation, and design reviews.
Ability to communicate technical decisions clearly and collaborate effectively across disciplines, organizations, and geographic regions.
Master’s degree in electrical engineering or a closely related discipline (preferred).
Experience with automotive hardware-development practices, OEM customer requirements, and applicable environmental, EMC, and electrical-transient standards (preferred).
Full product-life-cycle experience with automotive electronics, including architecture, component selection, simulation, and industrialization (preferred).
Experience with digital design, analog/mixed-signal design, signal-integrity, and laboratory equipment (preferred).
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Schematic Design
PCB Layout
Oscilloscope
Logic Analyzer
Signal Integrity
Power Integrity
High-Speed Board Design
PCIe
GPU Interconnect
BMC
out of band management
HPC
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