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Location: Nagpur and Pune
Company: TCS
Skillset
Hardware design and development – design calculations and simulations, EMI/EMC compliance, power supply design, Analog and digital circuit design, PCB design and Layout
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Interested candidates can share profile to: Swedha ([email protected])
Must Have Skills
- Experience in hardware design and development for automotive applications (Analog, digital and power supply design)
- Experience in ORCAD capture for schematic development, Cadence Allegro for PCB development
- Should be able to perform design calculations and simulations
- Should be familiar with worst-case circuit design practices
- Experience in hardware design for EMI/EMC compliance
- Experience in analog, digital, and mixed signal board design
- Experience in hardware testing and validation
- Hands-on experience with testing equipments like oscilloscopes, Analysers, Power supplies, Digital Multimeters etc.,
- Experience in preparing technical documents- Requirement Specifications, Design documentation, Test plan documentation, SOP creation etc.,
Good to have
- High quality organizational and leadership skills
- Knowledge of other eCAD tools
- Exposure to automotive Industry with know-how of vehicle electronics
- Motor control circuit devlopment
- Knowledge of ISO 26262 part 5 – Product Development at the Hardware level
- Knowledge on Safety Analysis from hardware perspective
- Should have well developed analytical ability and problem solving skills
Responsibility of / Expectations from the Role
- Design and perform hardware development based on requirement
- Collaborate with other professionals to determine functional and non-functional requirements for new applications. Provide technical guidance and coaching to developers and engineers
- Ensure hardware meets all requirements of quality, security, modifiability, extensibility etc.
- Product certification (CISPER 25) EMI/EMC testing in test labs
- Integration activity.
