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GE_108-Senior Engineer Wiring Harness & DC-DC Development

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Job Summary

Responsible for design and development of wiring harness and DC-DC converter for new EV programs.

Job Description

  • Support development of vehicle electrical wiring harness including HV and LV power distribution systems and DC DC.
  • Define harness topology, manufacturing process, fuse and relay configuration, power distribution requirements.
  • Prepare electrical system SOR, schematics, and design documentation.
  • Develop vehicle wiring harness design including routing, connector selection, and protection strategy.
  • Coordinate with suppliers for harness drawings, schematics, and prototype builds.
  • Ensure proper integration of battery pack, motor controller, charger, DC-DC converter, cluster, and vehicle ECUs.
  • Support selection, integration, and validation of DC-DC converters for EV applications.
  • Ensure reliable HV to LV power conversion for vehicle electrical systems.
  • Support vehicle-level electrical system validation and troubleshooting.
  • Analyses test data and provide root cause analysis for electrical failures.

Experience: 4–6 Years

Qualification: B.E./B.Tech – Electrical / Electrical & Electronics Engineering

Function: Design and development

Industry: Electric Vehicles / Automotive

Required Skills

  • Strong understanding of automotive wiring harness design and vehicle electrical architecture.
  • Knowledge of HV and LV power distribution systems in EVs.
  • Experience with DC-DC converters and vehicle low-voltage power systems (12V/48V).
  • Familiarity with connectors and terminals from suppliers like TE, Yazaki, and Sumitomo.
  • Knowledge of CAN communication and ECU integration.
  • Understanding of automotive electrical safety and regulatory standards.

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