Overview

Battle Motors (formerly Crane Carrier Company) prides itself on delivering efficient, effective solutions for the heavy-duty truck industry. With the evolution of our new EV technology, we are growing faster than ever. We’re currently searching for an Electrical & Electronics Integration Engineer to join our team, help us grow and scale and continue our tradition of success. 

As a System Engineer on our team, you will implement the electrical system architecture for the vehicle and work with ECU, Harness, and Component Engineers. You will also support the specification of integration test benches and other test platforms. This is a great opportunity to work with a very talented team of engineers and to collaborate with the brightest minds in the EV Medium & Heavy Truck industry.

Role and Responsibilities

• Work with stakeholders to break down features and requirements and develop specifications
• Implement the electrical system architecture for the truck and work with ECU, Harness, and Component Engineers
• Develop and implement the network communication architecture and design for the entire vehicle and work with Network Communication Integration Engineers
• Support the specification of integration test benches and other test platforms
• Validate electrical connections, Ethernet, CAN/CANFD, LIN communication between the vehicle’s controllers
• Support Control Engineers to debug issues and develop solutions to controls problems
• Work with Systems and ECU Engineers on integration tasks
• Support vehicle builds, vehicle bring-up and testing
• Work with Configuration and SW Build Engineers to support OTA software upgrades and deployment
• Work with ECU Engineers to prepare, plan, configure and perform system verification and validation testing onsite and on test facilities
• Review log data and support issue resolution

Qualifications and Education Requirements

• 3+ years of experience with automotive electrical system integration
• Fundamental understanding of circuit design, mechanical systems, sensors, and actuators as well as ECU communication
• Working knowledge of and have used engineering tools such as Vector CANalyzer or similar to diagnose network or communication designs and to understand wiring schematics
• Experience with failure analysis methodology like FMEA and fault trees
• Experience with standard EE lab instruments (oscilloscope, multimeters, data bus analysis tools, ...)
• Motivation to make complicated systems work together
• Electric vehicle systems and hands-on integration testing experience
• Motivation to make a difference in the EV automotive industry
• Ability to build stuff with your hands
• Great communication skills

Preferred Experience and Skills

• Knowledge of high-voltage and low-voltage electrical system design, safety, EMI, EMC, HVIL
• Understanding of high voltage energy storage and charge systems for EVs

Physical Requirements/Work Environment

• May be subject to random drug and alcohol testing

Personal Protective Equipment

• Safety glasses and steel-toed shoes and hearing protection (as necessary) required in manufacturing areas

Other Duties

Please note this job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties or responsibilities that are required of the employee for this job. Duties, responsibilities, and activities may change at any time with or without notice.