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MORRIS COMMERCIAL LTD

Vehicle Electrical Integration Engineer – HV & LV Systems

Milton Keynes
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Company Description

MORRIS COMMERCIAL LTD is focused on relaunching the iconic Morris J-type van as the fully electric Morris JE, combining classic design with modern technology. The company is dedicated to sustainable mobility, developing high-performance electric vehicles with distinctive character. Joining MORRIS COMMERCIAL LTD offers the opportunity to contribute to the next generation of electric commercial vehicles. Team members work in a dynamic environment where innovation, quality, and engineering excellence are highly valued.

Role Description

This is a full-time, on-site role based in Evesham for a Vehicle Electrical Integration Engineer – HV & LV Systems. The role involves designing, integrating, and validating high-voltage and low-voltage electrical systems for the Morris JE, ensuring safe and reliable operation across the vehicle platform. Day-to-day tasks include:

  • Working with cross-functional engineering teams to define requirements
  • Developing system architectures
  • Coordinating interfaces between components
  • Supporting harness design and packaging
  • Performing diagnostic investigations
  • Resolving electrical integration issues
  • Supporting testing activities, including bench testing, HIL, and vehicle-level validation

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The role also includes:

  • Documenting designs
  • Maintaining configuration control
  • Collaborating with suppliers
  • Supporting continuous improvement of electrical integration processes

Essential Experience and Capability

  • Degree or equivalent experience in electrical/electronic engineering, automotive engineering or a closely related discipline.
  • Hands-on vehicle-development experience integrating both HV electric-powertrain hardware and LV electrical systems—not solely selecting or specifying components.
  • Practical experience commissioning and validating several of: battery pack/BMS, EVCC, VCU, EDU/inverter, onboard charging, DC/DC conversion, HV PDU or LV body systems.
  • Ability to interpret supplier documentation and produce vehicle requirements, schematics, interface specifications, test plans and structured fault investigations.
  • Working knowledge of CAN-based vehicle networks, diagnostics and engineering tools for measurement, logging and analysis.
  • Sound understanding of HV safety, HVIL, isolation, pre-charge, EMC/EMI, grounding, circuit protection, FMEA and design validation.
  • Clear technical communication and the ability to work effectively with suppliers and cross-functional teams.

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Desirable Experience

  • Experience with body control modules, HMI/display integration, lighting or vehicle access systems.
  • Awareness of ISO 26262, ISO 21434, Automotive SPICE and relevant EV electrical regulations/standards.
  • Experience taking a low-volume or new vehicle programme from concept through prototype and production launch.
  • Knowledge of harness design tools, CANoe/CANalyzer, MATLAB/Simulink or equivalent automotive engineering tools.
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Skills

HV Electrical Systems
LV Electrical Systems
Vehicle Integration
CAN-based Networks
Harness Design
BMS
VCU
HV Safety
FMEA
Diagnostic Investigations
System Architecture
Vehicle Validation
EMC/EMI
MATLAB/Simulink
CANoe/CANalyzer
ISO 26262

Location

Milton Keynes, England, United Kingdom

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