High Voltage Component engineer

Iveco Group; Genova; On-site; EUR 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

An automotive manufacturing company in Genova is seeking an HR Business Manager to focus on high voltage components for vehicle electrification. The role offers significant opportunities for professional development. Candidates should have a Master's in a relevant engineering field and experience or eagerness in high voltage positions. Responsibilities include supporting component requirement specifications and software development.

Qualifications

• Master’s Degree in relevant engineering field.
• Experience or attitude in high voltage positions.
• Ability to create state machines and flow charts.
• English proficiency for interfacing with international suppliers.

Responsibilities

• Support for component requirements and software milestone delivery.
• Verify high voltage components E/E integration.
• Communicate with international suppliers.

Skills

Component functionalities creation

High Voltage components knowledge

Communication in English

Project engineering

Risk assessment

Education

Master’s Degree in Electronic / Mechatronics / Computer / Robotic Engineering

Tools

Polarion

PLM tools

Matlab

Simulink

Job description

Overview

HR Business Manager @ Iveco Group | HR Analytics. IVECO Group has identified carbon-neutral transition as a strategic priority. For this purpose, Iveco Group has decided to extend the initiative related to the vehicle electrification to meet the ambitious goal of reaching Net Zero Carbon by 2040.

The position offered is crucial for IVECO Group to develop and enforce the know-how culture and its competitiveness on the global market, and it represents an important investment in specific skills designed to face new business challenges with tough targets. The selected candidate will develop a highly specialized know-how by working with experts in the field and will also have significant opportunities for professional development and career evolution in a challenging area.

Note: This description preserves the original information provided by Iveco Group.

Responsibilities

• HR/ES-related responsibilities are not explicitly listed in the provided text. The only clearly stated responsibility is in the context of the High Voltage (HV) Component Engineer: support for component requirements and the related software milestone delivery from the supplier, with requirements needed for both prototyping and series production.
• Principal subjects include project engineering, design, risk assessment, software tracking, HV component functions, verifying HV components E/E integration, and supporting the software developer team in defining algorithms for HV vehicle function.

Minimum qualifications

• Master’s Degree in Electronic / Mechatronics / Computer / Robotic Engineering or related field.
• Working experience or attitude in HV position.
• Creating the component functionalities according to system and vehicle requirements.
• Writing component requirement specifications following the roles established from the lifecycle software tool management.
• Ability to create state machines and flow charts for high voltage components.
• Tracing software/hardware requirements of high voltage components with PLM tools.
• Interface with international suppliers and other team members, communicating in English for specific HV components to reach project objectives.
• Utilizing the established guidelines and procedures following the Polarion approach for requirements management.
• Managing autonomously a high voltage component requirement on the vehicle management unit.
• Good written and verbal communication skills in English.

Preferred qualifications

• Basic knowledge of V-Model phases, outputs and roles, with particular focus on Subsystem component L4.
• Managing subsystem requirements for algorithm implementation in HV ECU.
• Knowledge of topics related to hardware and software high voltage component development.
• Knowledge of electric driveline and dynamic interaction between high voltage components involved in the electric vehicles on torque control path.
• Knowledge of electronics and ability to read electrical diagrams.
• Basic knowledge of lifecycle software tool management, POLARION and work item management.
• Fundamentals of UDS in HV ECU.
• Fundamentals of safety and cybersecurity requirements on BEV.
• Basic knowledge of LIN communication protocol.
• Knowledge of Matlab and Simulink model management.
• General knowledge on HV power distribution requirements and functionalities.
• Autonomy in engineering problems involving electronics, software and electric systems.
• Experience in the automotive industry with a focus in electrification.

Seniority level

• Associate

Employment type

• Full-time

Job function

• Engineering and Product Management
• Industries: Motor Vehicle Manufacturing