Senior High Voltage E/E Engineer
Pubblicato il 06-10-2026 - AVL in Italy in Cavriago
- Starting Salary: 46.000€ CCNL Metalmeccanico Indsutria
Job Description
The Senior High Voltage E/E Engineer is responsible for systems engineering activities related to high voltage systems development and integration. The role focuses on the specification, design, integration, verification, validation, and troubleshooting of battery and HV systems across multiple development and testing applications. The successful candidate leverages the project engineering process with a strong focus on requirements management, functional safety, HV safety compliance, and traceability throughout the project lifecycle. This includes adherence to current directives, international standards, HV safety regulations, internal engineering standards, emerging technologies, and customer-specific requirements.
Responsibilities
- Design high voltage systems and related sub-systems for integration into multiple testing and development applications, including HV batteries, battery management systems (BMS), battery packs, battery modules, charging systems, HV distribution systems, power electronics,
and electrified powertrains.
- Develop and manage system architectures for HV systems, ensuring compliance with performance, safety, and customer requirements.
- Define, manage, and maintain battery and HV system requirements, interfaces, and traceability throughout the development lifecycle.
- Collaborate with cross-functional and global project teams to ensure effective integration of HV systems.
- Work closely with global engineering teams to share knowledge, best practices, and support international projects.
- Interface directly with customers to gather requirements, clarify technical specifications, and present battery and HV system solutions.
- Provide technical support and troubleshooting for battery, HV, and test system-related issues.
- Support the integration of HV components such as batteries, chargers, inverters, DC/DC converters, power distribution units, and associated control s