Senior Battery Management Systems Engineer

Requirements:

• We require at least an associate-level college degree or diploma in engineering, ideally in electrical, electronics, mechanical, chemical, control systems, mechatronics, physics, materials science, or a related STEM field; a four-year bachelors degree in one of these areas is preferred.
• We require a minimum of 3 years of relevant experience in the automotive industry or a similar industry with comparable applications or technologies.
• We look for strong written, verbal, and presentation communication skills.
• We need the ability to build and maintain relationships across all organizational levels, including suppliers.
• We value the ability to adapt to new environments, work through ambiguity, and engage confidently with new people.
• We expect strong time management and productivity skills.
• We require solid quantitative and analytical problem-solving and decision-making abilities.
• We need proficiency with tools such as PowerPoint, Excel, MS Project, Word, and CANalyzer.
• We value the ability to multitask, work independently, and maintain close attention to detail.
• Strong collaboration skills are important to us.

Responsibilities:

• We are responsible for delivering defined engineering assignments with guidance while building broader technical knowledge and developing deeper expertise in a specific technology area.
• We design vehicle electrical and electronic infrastructure and integrate battery-related software inputs from other systems and divisions.
• We manage battery management and charge balance systems, including correct parameter application.
• We break down project concepts into development activities, support ECU development planning, and coordinate deliverables with stakeholders.
• We create electrical circuit hardware and software specifications, shape design concepts, and participate in design reviews.
• We troubleshoot engineering issues, perform root cause analysis, and develop solutions in prototype and production vehicles.
• We carry out testing and verification of ECU hardware and software specifications, including EMC and technical change-point validation.
• We prepare test result reports and take part in verification reviews with technical leadership.
• We identify process shortcomings and recommend improvements to improve efficiency and key performance metrics.
• We manage documentation across multiple concurrent developments, anticipate issues early, and build decision paths for problem solving.
• We report concerns to technical leadership and propose countermeasures after thorough root cause analysis.
• We work with suppliers to coordinate requirements, manage schedules, and resolve issues promptly.

Technologies:

• Excel
• Hardware
• Support
• Matrix
• System Engineer

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We are Honda, an innovation-driven company focused on creating the future of mobility and advancing toward a zero environmental footprint. Our Electrical & Electronics Architecture Division is seeking an engineer to help design and integrate battery-related systems while working closely with our teams in Japan and across the electrical organization. This is an onsite role with the possibility of one remote day per week subject to approval, about 10% annual travel, and occasional overtime as needed. We offer a competitive rewards package that includes base salary, paid overtime, bonus eligibility where applicable, medical, dental, vision, and prescription coverage, paid time off, disability coverage, a 401(k) with company match and additional contribution, relocation assistance if eligible, career development support, tuition assistance, student loan repayment, wellbeing and family support programs, and community engagement opportunities. We are proud to be an equal opportunity employer.

last updated 43 week of 2026