Sr. Electrical Hardware Engineer

Job Description

As an Electronics Engineer, you’ll design and develop high-performance mixed-signal hardware systems that power advanced technologies. You’ll contribute across the full hardware development lifecycle; from schematic capture and high-speed PCB layout to validation, calibration, and manufacturing transition.

This role blends precision analog design, embedded systems development, and high-speed PCB expertise to ensure signal integrity, low-noise performance, and manufacturability. You’ll collaborate closely with cross-functional teams to transform complex requirements into reliable, production-ready hardware solutions.

• Designing and developing analog and digital circuits for mixed-signal systems
• Creating and reviewing multilayer PCB layouts (4–8+ layers) with controlled impedance
• Performing high-speed routing including differential pairs, length matching, and stack-up definition
• Applying signal integrity (SI) and power integrity (PI) best practices
• Implementing EMI/EMC-aware layout and grounding strategies
• Developing schematics, selecting components, and analyzing datasheets
• Designing and integrating MCU-based embedded hardware systems
• Performing hardware bring-up, validation, debugging, and troubleshooting
• Developing test procedures and executing system calibration
• Supporting prototype development and transition to manufacturing (DFM/DFT)
• Documenting designs, revisions, and validation results in alignment with company standards

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or a related field
• 3–7 years of experience in analog and digital hardware design
• Strong experience in high-speed multilayer PCB layout
• Experience with controlled impedance routing and mixed-signal board design
• Hands-on experience with lab equipment such as oscilloscopes and logic analyzers
• Experience designing MCU-based embedded systems
• Strong analytical, troubleshooting, and problem-solving skills

• Experience in precision analog front-end design
• Knowledge of EMI/EMC compliance and regulatory considerations
• Experience in system-level testing and calibration
• Familiarity with industrial, power, or measurement systems

• Safety:
  Proactively fosters a culture of safety in our lab and production environments
• Inclusion:
  Appreciates and respects individuals from diverse backgrounds, identities, and values
• Speed:
  Operates with urgency while maintaining technical rigor and quality
• Innovation:
  Continuously seeks to simplify, improve, and optimize designs and processes
• Judgment:
  Exercises discretion and autonomy in solving complex technical challenges
• Accountability:
  Holds self and others to high standards of performance, precision, and reliability