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Mercedes-Benz

High Voltage System Engineer

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Objectives:

  • China is the most critical and fastest-evolving market for electric mobility, with NEVs entering a large-scale adoption phase and rapidly tightening regulatory requirements, particularly in safety, efficiency, and real-time monitoring.

  • In this dynamic environment, Mercedes-Benz continues to strengthen its high-voltage development capabilities in China, focusing on local competence across components, systems, and vehicles.

  • While series production of PHEVs and BEVs is established, future programs require stronger localization and validation under China-specific conditions.

  • The High-Voltage team drives local development and validation, with a focus on EMC, HV power network, and system architecture, ensuring alignment with domestic trends such as higher integration and cost-efficient designs.

Qualifications:

  • Specific Knowledge

  • Solid fundamental knowledge of EMC, high-voltage power networks, and HV system architecture, with strong hands-on experience.

  • Basic knowledge of vehicle high-voltage systems and components (e.g., battery systems, charging systems).

  • Familiarity with measurement and diagnostic equipment such as spectrum analyzer, oscilloscope, and VNA is required.

  • Experience with diagnostic tools (e.g., CANoe, CANape, DTS Monaco) is preferred.

  • Strong project management skills, including planning and organizational capabilities.

  • Native-level Chinese with fluent English; German language skills are a plus.

  • Strong intercultural competence and communication skills across different hierarchy levels.

  • Willingness to travel domestically and internationally.

  • Valid driving license.

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