E/E Architect (Human)

NEURA Robotics; München; Vor Ort; EUR 80.000 - 110.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

NEURA Robotics is seeking a professional to define and implement the E/E architecture across robotics hardware and software interfaces. You will shape ECU topology, power networks and safety concepts for next generation robotic systems.

The role requires expertise in EtherCAT/CAN/Ethernet, plus experience with safety-related electronics and independent, conceptual problem solving. Collaboration with safety, PCB and cable teams is essential to ensure robust series readiness.

Qualifikationen

• Degree in electrical engineering, mechatronics, or comparable.
• Experience in E/E architecture for complex systems (robotics, automotive, mechanical engineering).
• Knowledge of fieldbus/real-time communication (EtherCAT, CAN, Ethernet) and on-board power networks.
• Experience with safety-related electronics (e.g., IEC 61508, ISO 13849) is a plus.
• Independent, conceptual way of working.

Aufgaben

• Defining the overall E/E architecture (ECU topology, on-board power network, bus systems such as EtherCAT/CAN).
• Designing power supply and distribution, including safety concepts.
• Specifying electrical interfaces between sensors, actuators, compute units, and peripherals.
• Evaluating components and technologies for cost, availability, and reliability.
• Collaborating with functional safety, PCB design, and cable development.

Kenntnisse

E/E architecture

Fieldbus/real-time comms

Safety-related electronics

Independent working

Robotics/automotive experience

Ausbildung

Electrical engineering / Mechatronics degree

Jobbeschreibung

The Integration Design team owns the overall technical architecture of our robotic products. It defines system requirements, interfaces, and safety concepts across mechanics, electronics, and software, and makes the architecture decisions that shape series readiness.

Your mission & challenges

• Defining the overall E/E architecture (ECU topology, on-board power network, bus systems such as EtherCAT/CAN)
• Designing power supply and distribution, including safety concepts
• Specifying electrical interfaces between sensors, actuators, compute units, and peripherals
• Evaluating components and technologies for cost, availability, and reliability
• Collaborating with functional safety, PCB design, and cable development

What we're looking for

• Degree in electrical engineering, mechatronics, or comparable
• Experience in E/E architecture for complex systems (robotics, automotive, mechanical engineering)
• Knowledge of fieldbus/real-time communication (EtherCAT, CAN, Ethernet) and on-board power networks
• Experience with safety-related electronics (e.g., IEC 61508, ISO 13849) is a plus
• Independent, conceptual way of working