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Applied Intuition is seeking an experienced Electrical System Integration Engineer to design automotive-grade wire harnesses and coordinate with engineering teams and suppliers. You will lead the design of wire harness and electrical distribution systems, ensuring program milestones and quality standards are met.
In this role, you will design and debug routing and retention of harnesses, cables, and connectors to ensure ease of assembly, serviceability, and robust functionality. You'll perform hardware verification of built boards to ensure correct functionality and debug hardware issues by probing test points and establishing root cause. You will manage CAD (3D models, assemblies, 2D drawings) using SolidWorks and Altium for low-voltage, high-voltage, and high-speed vehicle interconnects. Cross-functional collaboration is essential to drive program delivery, and you'll work with OEMs, vendors, and partners to identify the best wire harness solutions for Applied Intuition's vehicle platform.
Required qualifications include a BS or MS degree in Systems, Electrical, Hardware, Computer Science, or equivalent program, plus 4+ years of experience in automotive wire harness design and electrical integration. You must have experience designing harnesses for LV & HV applications and be familiar with automotive standards such as ISO 6722 and SAE J1128. Strong vendor and supplier relationship management skills are essential.
Nice-to-have skills include knowledge of Capital and Catia, hands-on experience with harness crimping and end-to-end assembly of electrical test benches, experience with model development and simulation tools, strong knowledge of automotive product development systems and design disciplines, and excellent written and oral communication skills.
Applied Intuition is a Series A-funded company valued at $15 billion, powering the future of physical AI. The company creates digital infrastructure for autonomous vehicles and serves 18 of the top 20 global automakers, the US military, and industries including defense, trucking, construction, mining, and agriculture. The company maintains a primarily in-office culture with offices globally including Sunnyvale, Washington D.C., San Diego, London, Stuttgart, Munich, Stockholm, Bangalore, Seoul, and Tokyo.
