Electrical Architecture Engineer - Vehicle Systems

Role summary / purpose In this high-impact role you will be part of the lead architect team for the foundational electrical architectures of our future global platforms. This isn't just about circuits and connectors it's about blueprinting complex intelligent electrical architectures that must remain resilient under every conceivable condition. You will solve first-of-their-kind technical challenges bridging the gap between advanced hardware design and high-level systems logic. If you are passionate about defining electrical architectures of vehicles 2030s and beyond this is your opportunity to leave a lasting mark on the industry. Key responsibilities • Architect Future Solutions: Define and evolve next-generation electrical architecture concepts from advanced driver-assistance systems to fully electrified platforms. You'll translate emerging technology trends and customer needs into scalable forward-looking architecture strategies that keep pace with the cutting edge. • Lead Systems Engineering Excellence: Utilize a rigorous systems engineering methodology to translate abstract vehicle-level goals into concrete hardware architecture requirements. You will own the requirement cascade from the vehicle level down to individual power supply components and subsystems. • Drive Requirement Management and Enforcement: Own the lifecycle of technical requirements from creation through verification and closure ensuring traceability across every level of the architecture. Requirements – education & experience • A Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Systems Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Physics or a closely related technical field. • 2 years of experience in the design, modeling or architecture of complex electrical systems. • Expert-level understanding of Systems Engineering principles e.g. requirement decomposition, V-model, interface management, FMA verification. • Theoretical and practical knowledge of electrical networks and architectures. • Understanding the application of ISO 26262 functional safety standards in a systems or hardware context. • Capability to effectively utilize AI tools and methods for architectural optimization or system analysis. Nice-to-have / preferred skills • Masters degree or Ph.D. in one of the aforementioned engineering fields • 5 years of experience blueprinting complex vehicle electrical architectures or high-reliability power grids. • Proficiency in Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE). • Exceptional communication skills with the ability to sell a technical vision to leadership and cross-functional stakeholders. • Proven experience applying ISO 26262 functional safety standards in a systems or hardware context. Employment details – type, location, hours Hybrid position, 4 days per week in the office. Agency employees are required to be onsite from day one as specified. Equal opportunity statement We are an equal opportunity employer committed to building a diverse and inclusive workforce.