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Placements24 is seeking an Automotive Electrical Systems Engineer in Bloemfontein to design, validate, and integrate advanced electrical architectures for next‑generation vehicles. You will specify components, develop ECUs, and ensure robust communication across CAN, LIN, and Ethernet in a collaborative, cross‑functional team.
The role requires a strong theoretical foundation in electrical engineering with 5+ years in automotive electrical design, plus experience with CATIA Electrical, EPLAN,
Our client, a renowned automotive manufacturing and R&D firm based in Bloemfontein , is seeking a talented Automotive Electrical Systems Engineer to join their innovative team. This role is crucial for the development and integration of advanced electrical and electronic systems within next-generation vehicles. You will be instrumental in designing, testing, and validating electrical architectures, ensuring seamless functionality and compliance with automotive standards. The ideal candidate possesses a strong theoretical foundation in electrical engineering combined with practical experience in the automotive industry. This position offers the opportunity to work on cutting‑edge projects, contributing significantly to the future of automotive technology. We are looking for a proactive individual eager to tackle complex engineering challenges in a dynamic and forward‑thinking environment located in the Free State .
Our client offers a competitive salary and a comprehensive benefits package, including medical aid, retirement fund contributions, and performance‑based bonuses. Opportunities for professional growth through advanced training programs and attendance at industry conferences are provided. Employees will have access to state‑of‑the‑art engineering tools and facilities in Bloemfontein . A hybrid work model allows for a balance between in‑office collaboration and remote flexibility. Be part of a pioneering team shaping the future of automotive technology in the Free State .