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Triumph Motorcycles Limited

Senior Electrical Electronics Components Engineer

Hinckley
Posted about 17 hours ago
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The Original British Motorcycling Company

Senior Electrical Electronics Components Engineer.

Triumph Motorcycles is the Original British Motorcycling Company, designing, engineering and manufacturing iconic motorcycles that celebrate our heritage while embracing the future. Our Electrical / Electronic Department are recruiting for a Senior Electrical Electronics Components Engineer to join their team on a permanent basis. The role allows for the introduction of new and exciting automotive technology across our range of motorcycles, the Electrical & Electronic Systems department is looking to bring in talented, passionate, and driven component engineers at both engineer and senior engineer level to join our Electrical / Electronic Components Engineering team, to support our future model development.

Company Benefits:

  • Annual Leave – 25 days plus bank holidays.
  • Additional Annual Leave
  • Pension Scheme
  • Life Assurance Scheme - currently 6 x pensionable salary.
  • Preferential rates for medical insurance with a third-party provider.
  • Employee Motorcycle Purchase Scheme - on successful completion of the probation period (minimum of 6 months), we offer employees and their close family the opportunity to purchase a brand new Triumph Motorcycle with up to 25% discount.
  • Employee Motorcycle Lease Scheme
  • Discounted Clothing, Parts and Accessories Purchases
  • Company benefits platform, allowing discounts with multiple vendors.
  • Flexible working

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Duties and Responsibilities include:

  • Lead the design and development of electrical and electronic components across chassis, powertrain, electric driveline, RESS and HMI systems.
  • Define, specify and validate components to meet system requirements, safety standards (FuSa), environmental conditions and EMC regulations.
  • Identify, analyse and resolve technical issues and risks at both component and full motorcycle level.
  • Manage component delivery against quality, cost and timing targets, working closely with cross-functional teams and suppliers.
  • Develop and manage hardware requirements and system architectures, supporting integration with systems, software and modelling teams.

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Experience & Skills required:

  • BEng / BSc or MEng / MSc in Electrical / Electronic Engineering or HND in relevant subject and relevant hardware experience.
  • Proficient in hardware specification, requirements capture / management and managing suppliers.
  • Experienced in managing suppliers to deliver ECU’s / Components against project deliverables.
  • Knowledge of CAN communication and familiarity with tools such as CANalyser / CANoe (or similar) is desirable.
  • Specific areas of interest e.g. EMC, hardware functional safety, connectivity or user interface design etc.

Hours of Work:

Monday - Friday 39hrs per week.

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Location

Hinckley, England, United Kingdom

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