Senior Electronics Engineer

Project description:The position is fully remote from Szczecin or Wrocław, with the client based in Munich, Germany. Occasional on-site visits are required for a few days at a time to support key project activities. After approximately six months in the role, there is a possibility of transitioning to direct employment with the client as part of a long-term cooperation model.We are looking for a Senior Electronics Engineer to design and develop electronics intended for mass production within projects delivered by CIP, in cooperation with IAI (Germany). The role is based on Infineon platforms and involves close collaboration with a dedicated Functional Safety (FuSa) team.You will be responsible for end-to-end hardware development of embedded electronic systems, from architecture definition through design, validation, and preparation for series production. The role requires strong technical ownership, hands-on engineering, and the ability to work in a safety-aware product environment.Requirements:Electronics Design (Must-Have)Minimum 7 years of experience in mass-production electronics designHands-on expertise in:Schematic and PCB design (MCU / MPU / SoC based systems)Power design (PMIC, DC/DC converters, LDOs, ESD/EMI protection)Communication interfaces (CAN, LIN, SPI, I2C, Ethernet)Production-Oriented EngineeringExperience with DFM / DFA / DFT practicesBOM optimization and cost-down activitiesAbility to work under component availability and supply constraintsInfineon Platform Experience (Strong Asset)Experience with Infineon platforms is highly valued, including:AURIX (TC2xx / TC3xx)Power ICs and Gate DriversAutomotive and Industrial MCUsAbility to work with:Reference designsApplication notesSafety manuals as technical inputCooperation with Functional SafetyThis role is not a Functional Safety Engineer position, but requires strong safety awareness.Understanding of ISO 26262 / IEC 61508 fundamentals at the hardware levelAbility to implement safety requirements in hardware architectureSupport for FMEDA / FTA activities as a hardware data providerAwareness of safety design concepts such as:RedundancyDiagnosticsSafe stateTools & EnvironmentEDA tools: Altium, Cadence, MentorLaboratory equipment: oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, hardware debugging toolsInternational working environment (Poland – Germany)Soft SkillsExcellent technical communication skillsAbility to work effectively in interdisciplinary teamsStrong focus on product quality, stability, and scalabilityHigh level of autonomy and end-to-end ownership of hardware developmentLanguagesEnglish – fluentGerman – nice to haveIdeal BackgroundExperience in Automotive Tier-1 / Tier-2 environmentsIndustrial and safety-critical electronicsProjects such as ECUs, industrial controllers, or power systemsMain responsibilities:Hardware design for embedded systems, including schematics and PCB layoutDefinition of hardware architecture compliant with system and safety requirements (provided by the FuSa team)Preparation of hardware designs for series production (NPI, ramp-up)Close collaboration with:Functional Safety Engineers (implementation of safety requirements in hardware)Software development teamsEMS partners, factories, and component suppliersAnalysis of production issues and field failures, including hardware debugging and root cause analysis