Hardware Engineer

The Hardware Test Engineer will perform product testing, hardware verification, board bring‑up, troubleshooting, certification testing, and anomaly reporting. The position also involves hardware system design, schematic and PCB‑related activities, signal integrity measurements, EMI/EMC testing, prototype build management, and functional safety product development in accordance with IEC 61508.

The position requires at least three years of hardware testing experience.

• Perform product testing based on applicable experience and product requirements.
• Map product and system requirements to hardware testing activities.
• Create hardware test cases.
• Perform hardware board troubleshooting.
  
  Conduct board bring‑up activities.
• Identify and report anomalies.
• Read and update hardware schematics.
  
  Perform hardware soldering activities.
• Conduct certification testing.
  
  Update hardware test stands.
• Diagnose and fix hardware board issues.
• Design microprocessor- and microcontroller‑based systems.
• Design memory systems.
• Design circuits incorporating FPGA, CPLD, and PAL devices.
• Design, test, and certify Ethernet and USB interfaces.
• Work with digital electronics, analog electronics, power supplies, and I/O circuits.
• Use schematic capture and PCB layout design tools.
• Perform board‑level and system‑level design verification testing.
• Apply EMI noise reduction techniques and PCB layout countermeasures.
• Conduct testing for EMI/EMC regulatory certifications.
• Perform signal integrity measurements using network analyzers and oscilloscopes.
• Perform product testing against environmental and certification test standards.
• Manage prototype builds, from BOM creation through build change requests.
• Support functional safety product development in accordance with IEC 61508.

• Minimum of three years of experience in hardware testing.
• Experience with product testing.
• Experience with requirement mapping.
  
  Experience creating hardware test cases.
• Experience troubleshooting and repairing hardware boards.
• Experience conducting board bring‑up activities.
• Experience identifying and reporting anomalies.
• Ability to read and update schematics.
• Good soldering skills.
• Experience with certification testing.
  
  Experience updating hardware test stands.
• Experience with board‑level and system‑level design verification testing.
• Experience managing prototype builds, BOM creation, and build change requests.
• Experience with functional safety product development under IEC 61508.
• Microprocessor and microcontroller system design
• Memory system design
• FPGA, CPLD, and PAL circuit design
• Ethernet and USB design and testing
• Digital electronics
  
  Analog electronics
• Power supply circuitsI/O circuits
• Schematic capture tools
• PCB layout tools
• Hardware test‑case development
• Board bring‑up
• Hardware board troubleshooting
• Hardware soldering
• EMI noise reduction techniques
• EMI/EMC regulatory testing
• Signal integrity measurement
• Network analyzers
• Oscilloscopes Environmental testing
• Certification testing
• BOM creation and management
• Prototype build management
• IEC 61508 functional safety development