EV charging hardware design and power supply engineering
Tiecheng designs high-power charging modules and power supplies for electric vehicles, with a hardware-focused engineering team building around embedded systems (ARM, DSP, CAN bus, Ethernet) and CAD tools (Altium Designer, AutoCAD). The org is almost entirely engineering-driven (7 of 8 open roles) with a senior-heavy seniority mix, reflecting the complexity of EV charger design — a space where EMC compliance and thermal management are critical, non-negotiable constraints.
Tiecheng is a hardware design firm based in Hangzhou, China, specializing in power electronics and charging infrastructure for the electric vehicle sector. The company focuses on designing high-power charging modules and power supply systems, working through the full stack of embedded systems (ARM processors, DSP chips, CAN/UART/I2C protocols) and leveraging professional-grade design tools like Altium Designer and AutoCAD. With 22 employees, the team is concentrated in engineering, suggesting a product-development-first operating model. Current challenges span both technical (EMC compliance, thermal management in high-power designs) and operational (accounts receivable collection).
Altium Designer and AutoCAD for PCB/mechanical design; ARM and DSP for embedded compute; CAN bus, UART, I2C, Ethernet, and WiFi for communications; C and C++ for firmware; Assembly for low-level optimization.
Primary focus is new energy vehicle (EV) charging module design, including high-power charging systems and associated power supply development.
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