Description
The Electrical Hardware Engineer supports the design, development, integration, testing, validation, and documentation of electrical systems for hardware products. Responsibilities include parts selection, FPGA design, schematic capture, board layout, signal and power integrity, EMC compliance, test automation, debugging, and cross-functional collaboration. The role requires electrical signal-quality measurement, test-equipment proficiency, signal-integrity knowledge, board-level debugging, Linux and Windows experience, and Python or similar object-oriented programming. The stated US hiring range is $74,100 to $148,300 per annum, with medical, dental, and vision insurance among the benefits.
