Lead Embedded hardware Engineer

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We are hiring for the role:Lead Embedded Hardware Engineer:Define hardware architecture for embedded systems (microcontrollers/processors, peripherals, interfaces, power systems). Hardware Architecture & Design: Lead schematic capture for complex multi-layer PCBs (high-speed digital, analog, mixed-signal, RF), component selection, power systems, and sensor integration. Lead PCB Development: Collaborate with layout engineers Provide Technical Leadership: Mentor junior engineers, make critical technical trade-offs (cost/performance/power/schedule), and represent hardware in cross-functional teams (SW, Mech, PM, QA). Documentation & Process: Create/maintain schematics, BOMs, test reports, firmware APIs. Establish/enforce hardware development best practices using version control (Git). Mandatory skills: Experience in Development and team handling.No testingExperience level: 8+ yearsExperience in Automotive industry Location: Noida Proven mastery in schematic design & simulation (Altium, Cadence). Deep understanding of microcontrollers/MPUs (ARM Cortex-M/A, RISC-V), peripherals, buses, and memory systems. Implement ISO 26262-compliant designs (ASIL-B/C/D) with hardware safety mechanisms (watchdogs, redundancy). Review multi-layer rigid-flex PCBs for vibration/shock-resistant systems Execute DVP&R (Design Validation Plan) for temperature cycling (-40C to +125C), humidity, and thermal shock. Lead EMC pre-compliance testing (radiated/conducted immunity, ESD per ISO 10605). Debug field failures using automotive-specific tools (CANoe, oscilloscopes with protocol decoders). Experience with high-speed digital design, signal/power integrity analysis, and EMC mitigation. Proficiency with lab equipment (oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, spectrum analyzers). Solid grasp of communication protocols (I2C, SPI, UART, USB, CAN, Ethernet). Experience with safety/regulatory standards (UL, CE, FCC, IEC 62304, ISO 26262) Desirable Skills: Experience with wireless technologies (BLE, Wi-Fi, LoRa, Cellular). Power electronics design (SMPS, battery management). FPGA/CPLD design (VHDL/Verilog).