Hardware Development Engineer | Radar (f/m/div.)

Step into the driver's seat of innovation. Here in Braga, you will join an elite team at the forefront of automotive sensors technology. We are dedicated to developing the sensors for the next generation of assisted and automated driving and deliver value add to our customer. Our mission is not just about advancing technology - it's about saving lives.

Your contribution to something big:

• Take responsibility:
  Drive the design, analysis, and validation of rugged and reliable electronic control units (ECUs). Develop switch‑mode power supplies (SMPS), high‑precision analog front‑ends for sensor interfaces, and high‑speed digital circuits for MCU/SoC architectures. You will be part of the entire design process from schematic capture to overseeing a structured PCB layout that adheres to strict signal and power integrity rules.
• Using creativity and free space:
  Apply your technical expertise to optimize existing designs for performance, cost, and manufacturability. Identify opportunities for technological improvements and contribute to solving complex mixed-signal and system-level challenges.
• Optimized implementation:
  Balance performance, efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and reliability throughout product development. Support the development of robust and secure automotive electronic systems ready for series production.
• Engineering excellence:
  Execute projects using Bosch’s development and lifecycle management processes—from concept phase to industrialization and series support.

What distinguishes you:

• Education: M.Sc. in Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related field.
• Experience:
  • 4+ years of experience in electronics hardware design, including analog and mixed-signal circuits;
  • Hands-on experience with electronics lab equipment (oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, power supplies) for bring-up, testing, and debugging;
  • Experience selecting and integrating MCUs/SoCs and designing peripheral interfaces (SPI, I2C, UART, QSPI);
  • Understanding of digital interface signal integrity and power integrity principles;
  • Experience in embedded firmware development or Python scripting is a plus;
  • Familiarity with automotive functional safety or security concepts is beneficial.
• Know-how:
  • Strong competence in SMPS design, sensor front-ends, digital high-speed circuits, PCB design rules, and system-level electronics architecture;
  • Ability to apply simulation, calculation, and empirical testing to support design decisions.
• Languages: Good written and verbal English skills.
• Working Style and Methods:
  • Structured, hands-on, and data-driven approach to problem-solving;
  • Careful documentation habits ensuring clarity and traceability;
  • Ability to manage responsibilities and deliver high-quality results within project timelines.
• Personality:
  • Curious, collaborative, and committed to continuous learning;
  • Open to feedback and eager to contribute to shared team goals;
  • Resilient mindset and willingness to challenge the status quo;
  • Motivated and independent learner with passion for electronics.

This is more than a job. It's a chance to be part of a global movement, providing drivers with the ultimate support in critical situations and fundamentally improving road safety for everyone. If you are keen to create technology that matters, your journey starts here.

Work #LikeABosch includes:

⚖️ Flexible work conditions

🔀 Hybrid work system

🌐 Exchange with colleagues around the world

🛡️  Health insurance

🧑‍⚕️  Medical office (psychology and general clinic) & Social Services Office on site

📚 Training opportunities (p.e., technical training, foreign languages training) & certifications

📈 Opportunities for career progression and continuous professional development

💲 Access to great discounts in partnerships and Bosch products

🏋️ Sports and health related activities

🚉 Great access to public transports

🚌 Free transport from Porto

💰 Flexible benefits platform

🅿️ Free parking lot

🍽️ Canteen

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Make it happen! We are looking forward to your application!