Hardware Engineer Connectivity
Pubblicato il 12-08-2026 - Stellantis in Piemonte
Company Overview
Stellantis is a leading global automaker and mobility provider that offers clean, connected, affordable and safe mobility solutions. Our Company's strength lies in the breadth of our iconic brand portfolio, the diversity and passion of our people, and our deep roots in the communities in which we operate. Our ambitious electrification and software strategies and the creation of an innovative ecosystem of strategic, game-changing partnerships are driving our transformation to a sustainable mobility tech company.
The driving force behind us is the diverse and talented group of men and women around the world who bring their passion and experience to their work every day. And while we are a truly global organization, we remain deeply rooted in the communities in which we operate and where our colleagues live and work.
With industrial operations in nearly 30 countries, Stellantis could consistently exceed the evolving needs and expectations of consumers in more than 130 markets, while creating superior value for all stakeholders.
Job Description
The Connected Services organization in Stellantis is working to build platforms, enabling remote operations and features that will allow any device to communicate with vehicles remotely. Connected Services will enable new experiences that will convert automobiles into mobile digital hubs and enrich the driving experience.
Hardware Engineer connectivity will play a pivotal role in shaping the definition, and implementation of new TCU platforms at Stellantis. The role will bring automotive or equivalent platform expertise in building scalable and high-quality product development.
Main Activities/Abilities
- Create and maintain Telematic Control Units (TCUs) hardware requirements.
- Ensure HW design and development on time according to the milestones set by project leader.
- Interface with supplier about HW solution proposal and technical analysis.
- Be the engineering reference for the development of hardware elect