Electronics Architect

As an Electronics Architect, you lead the architectural high-voltage design of advanced electronics for high-tech systems and products.

In this role, you lead the translation of customer needs into robust electronics architectures and high-performance designs, ensuring requirements are complete, feasible, and aligned with system goals. Working closely with renowned customers in the semiconductor, analytical, and high-tech equipment sectors across the Brainport region and beyond, you act as a trusted technical partner, helping develop advanced systems where, accuracy, power, and efficiency are critical, including semiconductor inspection and metrology solutions, lithography subsystems, electron microscopes, and precision analytical equipment.

In this role, you lead the translation of customer needs into robust electronics architectures and high-performance designs, ensuring requirements are complete, feasible, and aligned with system goals. Working closely with renowned customers in the semiconductor, analytical, and high-tech equipment sectors across the Brainport region and beyond, you act as a trusted technical partner, helping develop advanced systems where, accuracy, power, and efficiency are critical, including semiconductor inspection and metrology solutions, lithography subsystems, electron microscopes, and precision analytical equipment.

From our office in Eindhoven or on-site with our customers, you’ll take the lead in the following aspects of development.

You:

• Are eager to develop yourself in the high-voltage domain
• Define and drive system direction by translating customer needs into clear requirements and a scalable electronics architecture. You actively challenge and refine requirements to ensure robust and often production-ready solutions.
• Own technical responsibility end-to-end, covering the full lifecycle from concept and architecture through design, integration, verification, and validation, ensuring system performance, reliability, and compliance.
• Act as a primary technical interface towards all stakeholders, from engineering teams to customer management, aligning technical decisions with strategic goals and building long-term partnerships.
• Lead multidisciplinary teams, setting technical direction and ensuring execution excellence, while mentoring and coaching engineers to raise the overall competence level within the team.
• Shape project feasibility and direction by defining solution concepts, assessing technical risks, and providing substantiated estimates for scope, cost, and planning.
• Advise on strategic technology choices, guiding customers and internal stakeholders on architecture, innovation paths, and capability development in high-voltage and high-tech domains.
• Drive successful system integration and acceptance, ensuring a smooth transition from development into operation, including knowledge transfer and strengthening customer capabilities.

• An academic degree in electronics or electrical engineering, complemented by at least 10 years of professional experience, including several years in an Architect role.
• Several years of experience in high voltage system design and development (high precision, low power and high stability)
• Experience with high-voltage insulation design, including electric field control, material selection, creepage and clearance design, and partial discharge mitigation.
• Experience with electric field simulation (FEM) and high-voltage validation techniques, including partial discharge testing and insulation qualification.
• Understanding of safety practices and relevant electronics standards (IEC 61010 and IEC 62368) is a plus
• Understanding of partial discharge effects and insulation reliability in high-voltage precision systems
• Experience with simulation and analysis of high-voltage circuits in precision electronic equipment (e.g., using SPICE-based tools)
• Demonstrable analytical skills, able to think in concepts and good practical skills (build and measure prototypes)
• Excellent communication skills, both with internal stakeholders and with customers and suppliers