Senior Electrical Engineer — VETi Platform

What You Will Do

• Own the design, development, and validation of analog and digital electronics for wearable imaging and sensing systems — from prototype through production.
• Architect advanced computing platforms based on FPGA, CPU, NPU, and GPU subsystems for high-speed signal and AI processing.
• Develop motion-control hardware with real-time, closed-loop feedback for actuator and robotics applications.
• Develop Verilog or System Verilog designs for FPGAs supporting real-time signal processing and AI inference.
• Design high-speed interfaces (PCIe Gen4, DDR4 SDRAM, USB-C, high-speed ADC/DAC), including signal integrity, power integrity, and EMC analysis.
• Bring up new boards and debug hardware, FPGA, and system-level issues across the stack.
• Collaborate with optics, mechanical, firmware, software, and systems engineering teams.

• B.S., M.S., or Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Physics, or a related technical discipline, or equivalent practical experience.
• 5+ years of professional electrical engineering experience developing complex systems.
• Strong analog and digital circuit design experience, with proficiency in schematic capture and PCB layout tools (Altium, Cadence, or similar) and lab debugging instruments (oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, protocol analyzers).
• Strong FPGA design experience in Verilog or System Verilog, including RTL development, simulation, synthesis, and timing closure on Xilinx/AMD or Intel/Altera platforms.
• Experience designing high-speed interfaces (PCIe Gen4, DDR4 SDRAM, USB-C, high-speed ADC/DAC).
• Ability to collaborate across hardware, software, scientific, and engineering teams.

• Experience with edge AI hardware (NPU/GPU/DSP integration or AI inference accelerators).
• Experience with imaging sensors, LiDAR, OCT, MEMS, or other optical sensors.
• Experience with low-power design for wearable or battery-powered systems.
• Experience taking electronics from prototype through DFM/DFT to mass production.
• Familiarity with regulated medical-device hardware development (IEC 60601, ISO 13485, FDA), or willingness to learn.

This role is for engineers who want their designs to drive real-world physical systems — optics, sensors, and embedded computing — and shape the hardware itself. You will work at the intersection of software, hardware, medical imaging, optics, AR/VR, LiDAR, OCT, and AI. The platform is novel, the technical challenges are deep, and the work has the potential to shape a new class of wearable vision technologies.