Lead Electrical Engineer (m/f/d) - autonomous commercial vehicles (Engineer - Electrical Engineering)
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Do you want to develop electrical systems for autonomous platforms and successfully integrate various sensors, payloads, and control components? In this position, you will work on the electrical system architecture, accompany the integration of new components, and support the further development of high-performance platforms.
As a Lead Electrical Engineer (m/f/d) - autonomous commercial vehicles, you will undertake the following tasks with us:
- You develop the electrical architecture of autonomous systems – from power supply to control electronics.
- You integrate sensors, payloads, and communication systems into existing platforms.
- You create wiring harness concepts, circuit diagrams, and technical documentation using E-CAD tools.
- You test, validate, and optimize electrical systems in the laboratory as well as under real operating conditions.
- You support the further development of robust systems for demanding environments.
Your qualifications:
- A completed degree in the field of Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics, or a comparable discipline
- Several years of experience in the development of electrical systems, ideally in the field of robotics or complex systems
- Knowledge of power electronics, sensor/actuator integration, as well as communication interfaces such as CAN or Ethernet
- Experience in creating circuit diagrams and ideally with EPLAN
- Structured and solution-oriented way of working as well as enjoyment of working in interdisciplinary teams
- Good English skills, German skills are an advantage
Our offer for you:
- Development of electrical architectures for autonomous platforms
- Integration of sensors, payloads, and communication systems
- Work on circuit diagrams, wiring harness concepts, and system tests
- Collaboration with interdisciplinary development teams