Hardware Engineer
Pubblicato il 22-09-2026 - Hashlist in Torino
We are looking for a Hardware Engineer - Connectivity tojoin a major OEM's connected-services organization to shape the definition and implementation of new Telematic Control Unit (TCU) platforms, bringing automotive hardware expertise to scalable, high-quality product development.
- Working model: Hybrid
- Employment type: Full-time, Permanent (direct hire)
Responsibilities:
- Create and maintain Telematic Control Unit (TCU) hardware requirements
- Ensure HW design and development stay on time against project milestones
- Interface with Tier-1 suppliers on HW solution proposals and technical analysis
- Act as engineering reference for hardware electronics development - requirement analysis, wiring harness solutions, schematic design/simulation, and BOM creation
- Supervise DVP&R; activities, interpreting climatic, environmental, electrical, and EMC test results
- Supervise RF certification activities and support validation failure analysis and resolution
- Support production during prototype builds and drive Product Design FMEA with the Quality department
- Support Quality on customer complaints and failure component analysis, and manage Change Requests on TCU hardware architecture
- Analyze hardware-related defects and track them through dedicated tools (e.g. JIRA)
Qualifications:
- Bachelor's or Master's in Electrical/Electronic Engineering, with at least 3 years in the automotive industry
- Experience with electronic design: component choice and sizing, SPICE simulation, worst-case analysis, schematic entry, BOM handling, and layout
- Knowledge of Functional Safety theory (ISO 26262), Diagnostics, and CAN communication protocol
- Experience steering suppliers in the hardware (electronics) domain, plus basics of DFMEA, PCBA assembly, and APQP
- Lab experience verifying electronic circuits with oscilloscope, multimeter, and general instrumentation
- Skilled across 4G/5G Modem, DSRC, C-V2X, UWB, NFC, WiFi, BLE, CAN, and Automotive Ethernet, plus NAD, SoC, and SiP