Hardware Systems Engineer

Join Applied Intuition as a Hardware Systems Engineer, where you'll be responsible for defining and allocating system and hardware requirements for a new product of strategic importance. This role focuses on requirements and architecture, rather than hands-on hardware development. You'll work closely with various teams, ensuring the delivered design aligns with the intended specifications.

• Décomposer et allouer les exigences de niveau véhicule en exigences de système, de matériel et d'électronique.
• Définir l'architecture électrique et électronique pour les bancs d'essai et les installations utilisés pour valider le produit.
• Assurer la traçabilité de bout en bout à travers les parcours utilisateur, les fonctionnalités, les exigences système.

• Don’t meet every single requirement? If you’re excited about this role but your past experience doesn’t align perfectly with every qualification in the job description, we encourage you to apply anyway. You may be just the right candidate for this or other roles
• Bachelors and/or Masters Degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related field
• Experience deriving and allocating requirements from higher-level (e.g., vehicle-level) requirements
• Excellent written and verbal communication - able to move fluidly between deep technical detail and stakeholder-level clarity
• Working understanding of EE systems - power, wiring and harnessing, signal interfaces, instrumentation, and DAQ - sufficient to define test benches and rigs
• 3+ years of systems or hardware systems engineering experience (5+ preferred) covering requirements, functional decomposition and allocation, analysis, and verification
• Familiarity with software safety analyses (SW-FTA, SW-FMEA) or software safety case development at the application or platform level — this is a strong differentiator for this role
• Experience across multiple vehicle domains — ADAS or propulsion or chassis, or body electronics — with an understanding of domain-specific safety challenges
• Experience working with third-party assessors through product assessment or audit cycles
• Exposure to ASPICE (Automotive SPICE) software process assessments alongside ISO 26262
• Familiarity with software tool classification and qualification activities per ISO 26262 Part 8