What are the responsibilities and job description for the Electrical Systems Engineer position at Systems Technology Group, Inc. (STG)?
Title: Electrical Systems Engineer
Description:
STG is a Preferred Vendor of a major Automotive Firm in MI. The client is actively looking for multiple Electrical Systems Engineer. STG has a 98% repeat business rate from existing clients and have achieved industry awards and recognition for our services. Crain’s Detroit Business named STG to Michigan’s Fastest Growing Companies list in both 2020 and 2019, Top IT Services Company’s List in 2020, 2019, 2018, and Top Minority Business Enterprise List in 2020, 2019, and 2019. STG puts company CULTURE at the forefront of every business decision and employees are EMPOWERED and MEASURED for RESULTS. Both TEAMWORK and INDIVIDUAL Performance is recognized and rewarded. These positions are based in Michigan for a large Fortune 500 Automotive firm.
Position Description:
In this critical role, you will be part of cutting-edge team revolutionizing automotive power supply architectures for our next-generation vehicles across global platforms. You will play a pivotal role in designing and integrating the foundational electrical systems that power everything from advanced features to autonomous driving capabilities. This position demands a strong systems engineering approach, integrating expertise from electrical design, power distribution and functional safety to deliver robust and innovative solutions. What You'll Do: • Innovate Power Net Architecture Design: Develop cutting-edge power supply hardware architectures (12V and 48V) and advanced power distribution concepts for new vehicle platforms. • Lead Systems Engineering: Apply a comprehensive systems engineering methodology to deeply understand vehicle-level requirements and use cases. Derive robust power supply hardware architecture requirements, cascading them effectively to individual power supply components and subsystems. • Ensure Functional Safety: Implement functional safety for power supply architectures, meticulously following the ISO 26262 approach and its disciplines to mitigate risks and ensure vehicle safety. • Drive Cross-Functional Integration: Act as a key interface with power supply controls to ensure seamless operation of 12V and 48V power management on the hardware architecture. Provide critical support to component engineers and suppliers in developing, integrating, and validating high-performance power components. • Collaborate on Vehicle Integration: Support the holistic integration of the low voltage power net architecture into the complete vehicle, working closely with various engineering domains to achieve optimal system performance and packaging. You will Bring (Minimum Requirements): • A Bachelor of Science degree in one of the following fields: Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Mechatronics Engineering, Automotive Engineering, Systems Engineering, or closely related engineering discipline. • 3 years of demonstrated experience in the design, analysis, sizing, and verification of automotive electrical systems, specifically with low voltage power supply architectures (12V and/or 48V). • Demonstrated experience and strong understanding of Systems Engineering principles and methodologies. • Proven experience in applying ISO 26262 functional safety standards in an automotive domain. • Capability to effectively utilize AI tools and methods for analysis, optimization, or problem-solving. Even Better, You May Have (Preferred Qualifications): • Master’s degree or Ph.D. in one of the aforementioned engineering fields. • 5 years of experience with complex vehicle electrical architectures and automotive power distribution systems on 12V and 48V. • Familiarity with Ford engineering processes and tools, such as Ford Engineering Design Environment (FEDE), Jama, Global Product Development System (GPDS), and Jira. • Experience with the advanced simulation tool MATLAB/Simulink and strong understanding of automotive communication. • Excellent communication, interpersonal, and presentation skills, with the ability to effectively liaise between internal and external stakeholders. • Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities, with a proactive approach to identifying and resolving complex technical challenges.
Skills Required:
Electrical Engineering, Systems Engineering 1. Electrical Engineering – 3 years of low voltage power supply (12V/48V) engineering 2. Systems Engineering – proven experience on systems engineering preferable on electrical systems
Experience Required:
3 years of low voltage (12V, 48V) power supply engineering
Education Required:
Master's Degree, Bachelor's Degree
Additional Information :
Lead PowerNet architecture adaptation. Adaptation of platform solutions to program demand. Coordinate and align all relevant work streams.
Resume Submittal Instructions: Interested/qualified candidates should email their word formatted resumes to Ms. rama.narayanan@stgit.com /or contact her at 248.712.6731.
In the subject line of the email please include: First and Last Name – Electrical Systems Engineer.
Corporate Information:
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