ECU Hardware Development Management Engineer

Objectives： Responsible for driving and coordinating hardware development activities for Cockpit, ADAS, Centralized Computing, and other automotive ECU platforms throughout the complete product lifecycle. Act as the primary hardware development interface between internal hardware development teams, suppliers, validation teams, vehicle programs, and global engineering organizations. Ensure hardware products achieve required technical maturity, integration readiness, and project objectives. Support both China-led hardware development programs and HQ-led global development projects by driving technical alignment, development tracking, issue escalation, supplier management, and cross-functional collaboration to ensure successful hardware deployment into vehicle programs

Education Bachelor's degree or above in Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Computer Engineering, Automotive Engineering, or related disciplines Fluent Chinese and good English communication skills required International project experience is a plus Experience

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   Automotive Hardware Development Experience Minimum 8 years of experience in automotive electronics development Experience in Cockpit, ADAS, Domain Controller, Centralized Computing, or related ECU products Strong understanding of complete hardware product development lifecycle Experience supporting products from concept development to production release

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   Development Coordination Experience Experience coordinating hardware development across multiple engineering functions Experience driving technical discussions and issue resolution Experience managing cross-functional engineering activities Experience working in complex development organizations

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   Supplier & Global Collaboration Experience Experience working with Tier1 suppliers and technology partners Experience collaborating with global engineering organizations Experience reviewing technical deliverables and development status Experience managing supplier development progress and maturity