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The Power Module Testing Engineer is responsible for testing and validating power modules for inverters used in traction drives. They create test plans, set up test benches, automate test procedures, and conduct measurements to ensure the reliability and quality of the products from prototypes to series production.

The Power Electronics Engineer will develop hardware and power electronics for automotive inverters, create simulation models using MATLAB/Simulink/Plecs, and manage related tests and measurements. The role involves circuit diagram creation and the implementation of development processes.

As a Power Module Design Engineer, you will design power modules for inverters in traction drives, focusing on high voltages (up to 1000V) and currents (up to 800A). Responsibilities include creating concepts, supporting prototypes, setting up test benches, and performing developer tests while ensuring quality standards are met.

The ADAS Feature Owner develops automotive ADAS features by translating regulations and customer requirements into system-level specifications. Responsibilities include defining performance metrics, maintaining requirement traceability, supporting validation tests, and improving development processes. The role requires a strong background in automotive electronics with a focus on feature performance evaluation and compliance with safety regulations.

As an Expert Power Module for sintering, you will support the development team by providing consultation, defining critical processes, and minimizing risks for the launch of 800V SiC power modules. You will also contribute to best practices, design improvements, and tailor manufacturing processes for serial production.

As an Expert in Power Module Sintering, you will support and consult the power module development team, focusing on the industrialization of high voltage power modules for automotive applications. You will define critical processes, drive design improvements, and contribute to PFMEA while collaborating with a highly experienced engineering team.

The Manufacturing Engineering Coordinator will oversee the design and development of assembly processes for chassis components, lead projects from inception to completion, and work on efficiency improvements in packaging methods. Responsibilities include coordinating tooling designs, supporting quality assurance, and documenting plant layouts.