Battery Management Systems Product Definition Engineer
NXP Semiconductors
Battery Management Systems Product Definition Engineer
NXP Semiconductors
Automotive semiconductors and secure embedded solutions
Battery Management Systems (BMS) Product Definer Engineer
About NXP
As an important part of NXP's Electrification Strategy, the Battery Management Systems (BMS) business is growing into its next phase with the ambition of becoming one of the leading semiconductor suppliers in battery management and energy storage.
Our mission is to continuously create customer value through innovative solutions addressing automotive electrification, industrial energy storage, AI infrastructure, robotics, and future software-defined systems.
We are looking for a highly motivated BMS Product Definer Engineer to join our Product Definition & System Architecture team and contribute to the development of the next generation of Battery Management ICs, chipsets, and system solutions.
Position Overview
The BMS Product Definer Engineer is responsible for translating market opportunities, customer requirements, and future technology trends into product requirements and product specifications for NXP's Battery Management portfolio.
You will work at the intersection of customers, applications engineering, system architecture, marketing, validation, safety, software, and IC development teams to define innovative products that address emerging needs in:
The role requires a strong combination of system-level thinking, customer engagement, technical understanding, market awareness, and cross-functional leadership.
Key Responsibilities
Product Definition
Customer and Market Engagement
Product Strategy and Roadmap
System Architecture Collaboration
Required Qualifications
Education
Experience
Experience in customer-facing technical roles is highly desirable.
Technical Skills
Must Have
Preferred
Professional Competencies
Success Metrics
The successful candidate will be measured by:
Automotive semiconductors and secure embedded solutions
NXP Semiconductors designs and sells semiconductor chips for vehicles and other devices. Its products include automotive-grade microcontrollers and other ICs used in engines, infotainment, safety systems, and networked car architectures. These chips process data, run software, and enable features such as advanced driver assistance and vehicle connectivity, often with strong security and real-time performance. Unlike some peers, NXP became an independent company after Philips spun off its semiconductor unit in 2006 and later merged with Freescale in 2015, building a focused strength in automotive semiconductors and microcontrollers. This gives it a clear niche in the market and the goal of growing as a standalone leader in smarter, connected vehicles and related technologies.
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