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Hardware Engineer – Power Electronics At Volvo In Bengaluru

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Location: Bengaluru

Company: Volvo

Key Responsibilities

  • Define technical requirements and lead component development activities with the supplier following Volvo GTT processes & guidelines
  • Maintain the Power electronics module hardware that already in production and develops new one catering to charging roadmap of Volvo Electromobility
  • He/she will act as interface with cross functional team like system, software etc., 
  • Support with RFQ, sourcing and supplier selection process
  • Review supplier design documents and secure RTS
  • Secure installation requirements
  • Ensuring solutions are verified and validated against requirements
  • Be an active member of our agile team working with the JIRA backlog and secure product documentation and release processes
  • Solve challenges in current products and solve quality issues as needed
  • Support functional verification and fault tracing in vehicles as well as in rigs and lab environment.

Competence and Relevant Experience

  • He/She is expected to have a know-how on end to end ECU hardware development and Validation/Power electronics modules like DCDC, Motor control etc.
  • Exposure EMI/EMC and other product Validation
  • Exposure towards DFMEA and other quality tools
  • Good exposure towards ECU development
  • Power electronics experience is preferred not compulsory
  • Strong communication skills and proven collaboration skills
  • 2-5 years of automotive product development experience
  • Knowledge of automotive charging standards
  • BE/MTech in Electrical Engineering or equivalent
  • Great team player with agile mindset
  • Volvo GTT systems, process and tools knowledge is an asset

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