Electrical Engineer
Listed on 2026-10-19
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Engineering
Electronics Engineer, Electrical Engineering, Hardware Engineer, Systems Engineer
About ESDEMC Technology: ESDEMC Technology is a leading innovator in high-voltage systems and electrostatic discharge (ESD) testing equipment. Based in Rolla, Missouri, we specialize in designing and manufacturing advanced electronic and mechanical systems for research, development, and industrial applications.
The Electrical Engineer role develops electrical systems, subsystems, and unit testing of electrical systems. This includes analog and digital hardware development, software development and integration, design of PCBs, fabrication and assembly management with vendors and contract manufacturers, and inventory management. The role also is deeply embedded in the design control process, including requirements generation, verification, and validation.
Responsibilities:- Hardware development/assistance of the electrical systems
- Verification of system requirements, and report generation.
- Inventory management of hardware components for development system builds.
- Printed circuit board design and layout.
- Create bench-level experimental setups and interfaces to collect data.
- Code generation for test setups for debugging, and automation of characterization
Required skills/qualities/experiences:
- BS in Electrical Engineering
- 2+ years of hardware design experience
- Hands-on experience with PCB design and layout
- Hands-on experience of circuit bring up of analog and digital circuits
- Lab experience with instrumentations (oscilloscopes, power supplies, etc.) and circuit debugging experience
- Hands-on experience with systems using FPGAs or microcontrollers
- Ability to read and interpret engineering specifications, drawings, and analyses
- Able to program in Python or C/C++
- Industry experience creating test documentation (plans, protocols, reports)
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