Senior Hardware Engineer

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Alten Technology Senior Hardware Engineer at Alten Technology focused on automotive embedded hardware design and development. Leads hardware development from requirements analysis through production launch for automotive seating and interior systems.

Responsibilities

Analyze customer and system requirements using ALM tools such as Codebeamer
Translate requirements into hardware architecture, design solutions, verification, and validation criteria
Support requirements traceability throughout the development lifecycle
Participate in requirements reviews and technical discussions
Design and develop automotive embedded electronic hardware solutions
Create and review schematics, component selection, circuit design, and PCB development activities
Support hardware architecture development and design reviews
Contribute to prototype development and product maturation activities
Support component, symbol, and footprint library management activities
Perform engineering analysis including WCCA, thermal analysis

Qualification

Create and review schematicsSupport componentEngineering Analysis

Required

Analyze customer and system requirements using ALM tools such as Codebeamer
Translate requirements into hardware architecture, design solutions, verification, and validation criteria
Support requirements traceability throughout the development lifecycle
Participate in requirements reviews and technical discussions
Electronic Hardware Design & Development
Design and develop automotive embedded electronic hardware solutions
Create and review schematics, component selection, circuit design, and PCB development activities
Support hardware architecture development and design reviews
Contribute to prototype development and product maturation activities
Support component, symbol, and footprint library management activities
Engineering Analysis, Validation & Compliance
Perform engineering analysis including WCCA, thermal analysis, electrical simulations, and EMC considerations