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JLR ADAS Hardware Engineer

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Overview
The purpose of this role is to coordinate the design, development, testing and introduction of components or commodities. The role requires the individual to deliver the commodity plan to quality, cost and time and lead on the technical content and integrity of specific components and systems across specific programmes.
Responsibilities
As HW senior Engineer the main responsibilities will be related to progress the HW development of ADAS modules and support issues resolution. In general terms these responsibilities can be summarized as follows:
- Deliver the commodity plan to quality, cost and time, including maintaining the Worldwide Engineering Release System
- Own and deliver the Engineering Advanced Product Quality Planning deliverables
- Manage Change Request, expenditure forecasting and the relevant supplier teams in support of delivery of the programme milestones
- Manage component level/Integration test plans, including detailed planning of test and development stages through to sign off and support Engineering test teams with rectification of issues
- Resolve issues with component engineering and vehicle attribute teams to develop designs that meet targets
- Ensure all appropriate JLR standards are met through-out design maturation
- Provide input into new feature development
- Ensure all programme design solutions meet:
- Programme targets for cost and weight
- Legal regulations and Requirements Management & Design Verification documentation
- Optical Quality and Premium Consumer Product Audit requirements
- Keep all Module documentation up to date including:
- Meeting minutes
- Foundation and Programme Design analysis documents
- Quality history and bill of design
- Undertake any other work as directed by their line manager in connection with their job as may be requested
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- Previous experience on HW design for automotive
- Analog and Digital Design
- Schematic and Layout design experience
- Electronic Instrumentation
- Design for EMC and testing experience
- A good working knowledge of product creation & delivery, change control, product definition and change management processes
- Issue resolution experience (8D analysis process and experience in camera testing and issue investigation in electronic components)
- DFMEA/FMEDA experience
Desired skills
- Previous experience related with optical lab and instruments
- Image Quality and optical knowledge
- ADAS broader knowledge (Development of other automotive components)
- Supplier Management / eAPQP process / Camera production deep understanding
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