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Senior Autonomous Vehicle Engineer (Electronics)

Venti Technologies· Engineering
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SingaporeFull-timePosted 2mo ago

About the role

Senior Electronics Engineer responsible for hardware design and ownership of internal electronic systems for autonomous vehicles, including boards interfacing with braking, throttle, steering, and sensors, from schematic through production release and sustaining engineering.

Responsibilities

  • Electronics Design & Technical Ownership: Design electronic boards with STM32 as the primary platform for vehicle control, power distribution, sensing, communications, and peripheral interfacing.
  • Translate system and interface requirements into circuit-level requirements, schematics, component selection, PCB requirements, diagnostics, and validation criteria.
  • Perform MCU bring-up and low-level debugging using tools such as STM32CubeIDE / STM32CubeMX, ST-LINK, J-Link, SWD, logic analyzers, and oscilloscopes.
  • Develop and debug peripheral interfaces including CAN / CAN FD, UART, SPI, I2C, ADC, PWM, GPIO, timers, interrupts, and watchdogs.
  • Design power switching, DC/DC conversion, MOSFET and high-side / low-side drivers, PWM outputs, analog and digital I/O, current / voltage sensing, signal conditioning, and sensor interfaces.
  • Design robust interfaces for solenoids, proportional valves, relays, contactors, motors, actuators, sensors, and vehicle ECUs, including braking, throttle, steering, and transmission.
  • Design for 12 V / 24 V vehicle environments, including reverse polarity, voltage dips, overvoltage, short circuit, inductive transients, ESD, surge, EMI / EMC, and abnormal operating conditions.
  • Select and derate components based on electrical stress, thermal performance, tolerance, lifetime, reliability, environmental requirements, and supply availability.
  • Develop schematics and provide technical direction for PCB layout, grounding, return paths, power / signal integrity, thermal design, creepage / clearance, and manufacturability.
  • Lead board-level design reviews, identify circuit failure modes, make engineering trade-offs, and mentor other electrical / electronics engineers.
  • Validation & Root Cause Analysis
  • Plan and execute prototype bring-up, board verification, characterization, margin testing, and qualification activities.
  • Validate power sequencing, load response, short-circuit behavior, inductive switching, thermal performance, communication robustness, protection functions, and relevant environmental conditions.
  • Develop bench test setups to simulate vehicle sensors, actuators, electrical loads, power conditions, and communication interfaces.
  • Lead board-level root-cause investigations for complex, intermittent, or safety-relevant failures using oscilloscopes, multimeters, electronic loads, programmable supplies, logic analyzers, CAN tools, thermal imaging, and other laboratory equipment.
  • Define corrective actions, verify design changes, document design margins and limitations, and close issues before production release.
  • Product Lifecycle & EOL Management
  • Maintain and support internally developed electronic boards throughout the supported product lifetime.
  • Monitor component EOL, PCNs, long lead times, manufacturer changes, and supply constraints; maintain approved alternates and replacement strategies.
  • Qualify component substitutions based on form-fit-function compatibility, electrical behavior, thermal performance, EMC impact, environmental suitability, and firmware / interface compatibility.
  • Perform schematic and PCB revisions when drop-in replacements are unavailable, and lead redesign of legacy boards when key components become obsolete.
  • Maintain BOM lifecycle status, revision control, engineering-change documentation, and validation evidence so boards remain manufacturable, testable, repairable, and supportable.
  • Production & Supplier Support
  • Work with PCB, PCBA, component, cable, and connector suppliers on technical issues, substitutions, quality problems, and production changes.
  • Support DFM, DFT, production test development, manufacturing failure analysis, and engineering change control.
  • Review supplier deviations and proposed substitutions, ensuring changes are supported by engineering analysis and appropriate validation evidence.

Qualifications

  • Bachelor's or Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, or a related discipline.
  • Typically 5+ years of relevant electronic hardware development experience.
  • Strong fundamentals in analog and digital electronics, including MOSFETs, op-amps, protection circuits, and communication interfaces.
  • Proven experience taking electronic hardware from requirements and schematic design through PCB development, bring-up, verification, and production.
  • Strong schematic design and PCB design-review capability using KiCad, Altium Designer, or equivalent.
  • Strong hands-on hardware debugging and root-cause analysis skills.
  • Able to make evidence-based technical decisions and communicate design rationale clearly.

Skills

Required:STM32 bring-up and debuggingCAN / CAN FD, UART, SPI, I2CPCB design and schematic capturePower electronics (DC-DC, MOSFET drivers)GPIO, timers, interrupts, PWM

Benefits

  • Salary is commensurate with experience.
  • world-class benefits, fantastic culture, flexible working arrangements, and a great international working environment.
Last updated Sep 23, 2026. Interested? Apply on the company site.

About Venti Technologies

GLOBAL LEADER IN AI-POWERED AUTONOMOUS VEHICLE LOGISTICS SOLUTIONS

Venti’s proprietary autonomous vehicle logistics solutions are the easiest to roll-out, the most precise and the safest package on the global market.

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