Electronics Hardware Responsible

Techrytera; Göteborgs kommun; On-site; SEK 680,000 - 840,000; Full time

Job summary

Techrytera AB is seeking an experienced hardware professional to take end-to-end responsibility for electronic control units (ECUs) and power electronics. You will drive hardware development from concept to series production and ensure robust design and lifecycle management.

You will coordinate with software teams, suppliers, and internal stakeholders, tackling EMC, electrical loads, interfaces, and network topology.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering or related technical field is required.
• Several years of experience in electronics hardware development, preferably automotive.
• Strong knowledge of ECU communication, EMC, electrical loads, interfaces, and circuit board connections.

Responsibilities

• Own hardware design, requirements, and lifecycle management of ECUs.
• Lead hardware development from concept to validated series production.
• Ensure compliance with industry standards and development processes.
• Collaborate with software engineers and system architects for interfaces and integration.
• Act as technical lead and primary contact for suppliers and customers.

Skills

ECU hardware development

EMC knowledge

Hardware–Software interaction

System integration

Technical leadership

Education

Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering

Job description

About us
At Techrytera AB, recruitment starts with you. We are a staffing and recruitment company with deep expertise and a clear focus on IT and Engineering. With our industry knowledge and close dialogue with both candidates and clients, we create precise matches where the right skills meet the right needs.

We believe that a truly great match is not just about a job description – it’s about your experience, your potential, and what you genuinely want to develop in. That’s why we always focus on the individual. By understanding your background, motivations, and ambitions, we can connect you with assignments and roles at our clients where you have the right conditions to grow and make an impact.

Our goal is to build long-term and meaningful collaborations – for both you as a candidate and for our clients.

Job Description
We are looking for an experienced hardware professional to take end-to-end responsibility for key electronic control units, such as control modules and power electronics. You will ensure robust product design and drive hardware through the entire lifecycle, from development and industrialization to series production and ongoing lifecycle management.

You will coordinate technical topics across customers, suppliers, and internal stakeholders, leading hardware development from concept to series production. The role involves close collaboration with software component owners, system architects, and specialists in functional safety, cybersecurity, and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC).

Key Responsibilities

• Own hardware design, technical requirements, and lifecycle management of electronic control units (ECUs).
• Lead hardware development and industrialization from concept and supplier selection to validated series production.
• Ensure compliance with applicable industry standards, technical requirements, and development processes.
• Identify and resolve hardware challenges related to EMC, electrical loads, interfaces, and circuit board connections.
• Collaborate with software engineers and system architects to ensure effective interfaces, system integration, and ECU network topology.
• Act as the technical lead and primary point of contact for suppliers, customers, and internal stakeholders.

Requirements and Qualifications

• A Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering or a related technical field, or equivalent qualifications.
• Several years of experience in electronics hardware development, preferably within the automotive industry.
• Proven experience taking electronic control units from development through industrialization to series production.
• Strong knowledge of ECU communication, EMC, electrical loads, interfaces, and circuit board connections.
• Good understanding of hardware–software interaction, system integration, and ECU network topology.
• Experience from a large automotive organization or an equivalent technically complex environment is considered an advantage.
• Strong problem-solving skills and the ability to take ownership of technical solutions.