Aumovio Benefits Overview

Designs automotive electrical and electronic architectures based on requirements, including analog and digital circuits, microcontroller architectures, schematics, and PCBs. Performs PSpice simulations and uses Mathcad and PCB design tools. Applies automotive communication protocols and testing standards, including CAN, SPI, LIN, FlexRay, Ethernet, ISO 26262, and EMC requirements. Contributes throughout the product lifecycle and collaborates effectively with engineering teams.

Lead automotive electrical and electronic hardware projects from concept through production. Manage plans, risks, milestones, resources, customers, suppliers, and cross-functional teams while providing technical leadership. Support EE architecture, component selection, board-level testing, validation, debugging, EMC qualification, functional safety, and compliance. The role requires expertise in automotive communication protocols, microcontrollers, hardware integration, and engineering processes.

Manage ECU hardware testing and validation, including test strategy, planning, case development, execution, reporting, board-level debugging, root-cause analysis, and communication-interface testing. Collaborate with hardware, software, systems, and project teams to resolve issues and track validation progress. The role requires hands-on experience with laboratory test equipment, automotive communication protocols, hardware-software debugging, and automotive testing standards.