Battery Management System Engineer

Requirements:

• Bachelor of Science in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering, or equivalent relevant experience.
• 0–2 years of closely related experience, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
• Effective written, verbal, and presentation skills.
• Ability to build and manage relationships across the organization and with suppliers.
• Adaptability in new environments, comfort navigating uncertainty, and ability to connect with new people.
• Strong time-management, analytical problem-solving, and decision-making skills.
• Proficiency with tools such as PowerPoint, Excel, MS Project, Word, and CANalyzer.
• Ability to multitask and work independently, with strong attention to detail and collaboration skills.
• Able to lift 20 pounds and kneel, bend, sit, stand, and maneuver inside vehicles.
• Willingness to work necessary hours, including overtime and occasional early or late schedules, and travel approximately 5%; international travel may be requested.

Responsibilities:

• Break project concepts into development activities, shape ECU development plans with technical leadership, coordinate with stakeholders, negotiate deliverable schedules, and regularly report project status.
• Develop engineering specifications for Body and Powertrain ECU applications, including electrical circuit hardware and software; support design concepts, requirements and functional specifications, and design reviews.
• Troubleshoot systems in prototype and production vehicles, identify root causes, and determine resolution steps.
• Test and verify ECU hardware and software specifications, including EMC and technical change-point verification; prepare test reports and participate in verification reviews.
• Identify opportunities to improve processes, systems, and procedures.
• Manage multiple development activities, identify risks early, report concerns, and propose corrective measures following root-cause analysis.
• Coordinate requirements, schedules, and issue resolution with suppliers.
• Develop assigned EEA vehicle functions, features, or component clusters, and help maintain the integrity of their electrical control systems.
• Recognize and communicate potential impacts of changes across related systems to help prevent issues.

Technologies:

• Excel
• Hardware
• Support
• Matlab
• Matrix

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We are Honda, an innovation-focused company working toward joyful, more sustainable mobility and a zero environmental footprint. As a Software & System Test Engineer I in our Electrical & Electronics Architecture Division, you will take on defined engineering assignments with technical guidance while expanding your technical knowledge and expertise. The role contributes to vehicle electrical and electronics infrastructure, software integration, and protection against cyber threats. This is a hands-on position involving work on vehicles and in labs, including bench, thermal-chamber, and HILS testing; vehicle testing may take place at our site or at supplier facilities. Work is approximately 80% on-site and 20% remote, with occasional travel. We offer competitive pay, paid overtime, eligible regional bonuses and relocation support, comprehensive benefits, paid leave, retirement contributions, career development and education support, and wellbeing and community programs. We are an equal opportunity employer.

last updated 43 week of 2026