Automotive ECU Hardware Engineer – Brakes & Suspension

BWI Chassis Dynamics (NA) Inc.; Moraine (OH); On-site; USD 75,000 - 105,000; Full time

Job summary

BWI North America, Inc. in Moraine, OH is seeking an Electronics Hardware Engineer to design and develop ECU hardware for braking and suspension systems, from schematic design through validation and production support.

You will design ECU circuits, select components, review layouts with PCB designers, develop hardware test plans, and support EMC, reliability testing, and safety analyses. Travel may be required to customer sites and facilities.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical or Electronics Engineering.
• 2+ years of experience in electronics hardware design, preferably automotive.
• Experience with schematic capture and circuit simulation tools.
• Hands-on lab skills with oscilloscopes, power supplies, and other test equipment.

Responsibilities

• Design ECU circuits, including power supplies and interface drivers.
• Select components and perform circuit analysis (worst-case, thermal, derating).
• Work with PCB layout designers and review layouts.
• Develop and execute hardware test plans; debug prototypes in labs.
• Support EMC, environmental, and reliability testing.
• Support functional safety hardware analyses (FMEDA, hardware metrics).
• Work with software and systems engineers on hardware/software integration.
• Support suppliers and manufacturing through production launch.

Skills

Schematic capture

Circuit simulation

Lab testing

Automotive electronics

Oscilloscopes

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical or Electronics Engineering

Tools

SPICE

PCB layout review

Job description

BWI North America, Inc. in Moraine, OH is seeking an Electronics Hardware Engineer to design and develop ECU hardware for braking and suspension systems, from schematic design through validation and production support.

You will design ECU circuits, select components, review layouts with PCB designers, develop hardware test plans, and support EMC, reliability testing, and safety analyses. Travel may be required to customer sites and facilities.