ECU HW Design Engineer
Shanghai, SH, CN, 201814
Req ID 89896 | AutoR&D Shanghai, China, ZF Automotive Technologies (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.
About the Team
We are looking for a new colleague in R&D Center at our location in Jiading, Shanghai.
What you can look forward to as an ECU Design Engineer:
- Collaborate with requirements and safety engineers for ECU hardware requirements and safety analysis.
- Lead design and specification of Braking and Steering ECU hardware (power supply, PMIC, ASIC, microcontrollers, sensors/actuators interfaces etc.,).
- Lead schematic/PCB design, component selection, and EMC/EMI robustness.
- Define and execute hardware validation and DV/PV testing.
- Debug hardware issues during prototype and production stages.
- Ensure compliance with ISO 26262, AEC‑Q standards, and OEM requirements.
Your Profile as an ECU Design Engineer:
- Bachelor/Master in EE/Electronics/Mechatronics.
- 3+ years experience in automotive ECU hardware development.
- Strong knowledge of analog/digital circuitry and microcontroller-based system design.
- Experience delivering production ECUs and working with global suppliers.
- Familiarity with ISO 26262 and EMC standard.
- Strong analytical and problem‑solving mindset.
- Ability to work cross‑functionally in a fast‑paced environment.
Why you should choose ZF in Shanghai?
- Individual Growth: At ZF, you accelerate your career by working together across borders and cultures. Take advantage of global development opportunities, support and a flexible working environment.
- Experience Variety: Join ZF to shape future mobility and sustainable systems. Drive smart solutions and contribute to safer, cleaner, affordable mobility for all.
- Find Inspiration: Develop yourself in a team-oriented and supportive environment at ZF. Take on international challenges, be inspired by your colleagues and shape the future with us.
Be part of our ZF team as ECU HW Design Engineer and apply now!
Contact
Fangyuan Shen
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