senior hardware engineer

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pentangle tech services p5 groupAuburn Hills (MI)

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Master of Science in Electrical, Electronic, Compute, Aerospace Engineering, or equivalent program Minimum of 8 years of experience in an architectural hardware/system role Good knowledge of state-of-the-art hardware systems, software tools and algorithms for interfaces required for actuators, firmware development, in-vehicle bus architectures, in-vehicle CPU/GPU/NPU computing platforms, image and audio signal processors, connectivity Advanced knowledge on ARM based architectures Knowledge of ADAS, Infotainment Systems and Zonal Architectures, Software defined vehiclesJob Description Master of Science in Electrical, Electronic, Compute, Aerospace Engineering, or equivalent program Minimum of 8 years of experience in an architectural hardware/system role Good knowledge of state-of-the-art hardware systems, software tools and algorithms for interfaces required for actuators, firmware development, in-vehicle bus architectures, in-vehicle CPU/GPU/NPU computing platforms, image and audio signal processors, connectivity Advanced knowledge on ARM based architectures Knowledge of ADAS, Infotainment Systems and Zonal Architectures, Software defined vehiclesPreferred Qualifications Experienced in industrial or automotive (preferred) area (TIER1, TIER2…) Solid understanding with embedded electronics design constraints Familiar with system/component design, advanced EE architecture topologies and safety Knowledge of applicable safety standards including ISO 26262, and other regulations, industry benchmarks and customer requirements

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