Sr. Electrical Design Engineer
Listed on 2026-10-11
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Engineering
Electronics Engineer, Electrical Engineering, Systems Engineer, Test Engineer
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Sr. Electrical Design EngineerFull Time Professional Coppell, TX, US
11 days ago Requisition
ABOUT ROCHESTER SENSORSRochester Sensors, an Amphenol Company, develops sensors in many different industries including industrial, heavy vehicle, power generation and storage. Rochester is increasing its range of sensor know-how and in-house technologies to create engineered solutions for its customers. We are a multi-national company headquartered in Dallas, Texas, with manufacturing facilities in Coppell, Texas USA;
Mexico City, Mexico;
Brussels, Belgium;
Warwick, United Kingdom, Shannon, Ireland and Shanghai, China.
Rochester builds Quality, Accuracy, and Reliability into all of our products. New designs and technologies are being introduced to further enhance your satisfaction with our products.
All of our products are constructed of quality materials to ensure durability and longevity. Rochester products are sold to original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) & distributors in the following markets:
THIS IS NOT A REMOTE POSITION. MUST BE LOCATED IN THE DFW AREA SENIOR ELECTRICAL DESIGN ENGINEER OVERVIEWWe are seeking a Senior Electrical Design Engineer to own the development of electronic hardware for Rochester's liquid level and sensing products, deployed across heavy vehicle, off-road, construction, agricultural, industrial, and adjacent markets. This is a hands‑on design role for an engineer who has taken electronic products from concept through production release and can own the outcome end to end - circuit design, PCB, verification and validation, root cause analysis, and the cross-functional work required to launch and sustain a product.
Our products operate in demanding environments, including wide temperature ranges, severe vibration and mechanical shock, electrical noise, and chemical contamination. You will work closely with firmware, mechanical, quality, manufacturing, and suppliers, and you will be the technical owner of the designs you deliver. Experience developing sensing or instrumentation products is expected. Deep expertise in Rochester's specific sensing technologies - guided wave radar, capacitive, and ultrasonic - is something we will develop in the right engineer.
- Own the electrical design of sensing products from concept through production release, including requirements, architecture, detailed design, prototyping, validation, and launch support.
- Design high-performance analog and mixed-signal circuitry, including sensor interface electronics, signal conditioning, power management, and embedded microcontroller systems.
- Own PCB design through schematic capture, layout direction, stackup and grounding decisions, design for manufacturability, and hands‑on board bring‑up and debug.
- Develop electronics that perform reliably in extreme temperatures (-40°C to +125°C+), high vibration and mechanical shock, electrical noise and EMI, and chemical and environmental contamination.
- Work closely with firmware engineers on board bring‑up, communication interfaces, and system‑level integration, and lead the isolation of problems that cross the hardware and firmware boundary.
- Plan and execute design verification and product validation, including environmental, thermal, vibration, EMC, ingress, and accelerated‑life testing.
- Lead structured root cause analysis on design, validation, production, and field issues, and drive corrective action through to closure.
- Support manufacturing readiness and design for manufacturability, and respond to production and supplier issues as the responsible design engineer.
- Serve as the technical…
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