Power Controls Engineer

Responsibilities

• Own key aspects of the 48V powernet control system for advanced vehicle electrical architectures, including Powernet 1, 1+, and future platforms.
• Develop system‑level control requirements and test cases that ensure robust low‑voltage power supply performance across normal, edge, and corner‑case user scenarios.
• Work closely with software development, power supply hardware, electrical architecture, diagnostics, functional safety, and validation teams to ensure system coherence from concept through release.
• Analyze interactions between power generation, energy storage, load behavior, voltage and current stability, and charge margin.

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Automotive Systems, or a related technical field, or equivalent combination of relevant education and experience.
• 3+ years of experience in automotive system, hardware, or software engineering development.
• 3+ years experience with ICE and xEV low‑voltage power supply architectures, including:
  • Alternators/Belt-Integrated Starter-Generators (BISG)
  • DC-to-DC power converters (DCDC)
  • Low-voltage batteries (AGM Lead‑acid, Lithium‑ion)
  • Power distribution boxes
  • Vehicle load management systems
• 3+ years of experience developing or supporting system-level requirements, system or software DFMEA, test cases, and validation plans.
• 3+ years of experience Agile development practices and Dev Ops tools such as Jira.