Electrical/Hardware Engineer

Role Overview

Designs, analyzes, develops, modifies and evaluates electrical/electronic parts, components, sub-systems, algorithms, or integrated circuitry for electrical/electronic equipment and other hardware systems. Conducts feasibility studies, design margin and validation analyses and empirical testing on new and modified designs. Assists in architecture development and assessment. Evaluates reliability of materials, properties, designs, and techniques used in production.

What You Will Do

Designs portions of engineering solutions for electrical and electronic parts, subsystems, integrated circuitry, and algorithms based on established engineering principles and in accordance with development technology practices and guidelines. Develops and implements parameters and test plans for existing designs, including validation of tolerances, form/fit/function, shock and vibration, electromagnetic interference, safety, reliability, thermal generation, and system power measurements.

Why It Might Be a Fit

Typically 2-4 years experience. Bachelor's or Master's degree in Electrical Engineering. Strong written and verbal communication skills; mastery in English and local language. Ability to effectively communicate design proposals and negotiate options.

Requirements

• Bachelor's or Master's degree in Electrical Engineering
• Typically 2-4 years experience
• Using electrical design tools and software packages
• Ability to apply analytical and problem solving skills
• Designing electronic components, integrated circuitry, and algorithms
• Using empirical analysis, modeling and testing methodologies to validate component, circuit, and hardware designs and thermal/emissions management
• Strong written and verbal communication skills; mastery in English and local language
• Ability to effectively communicate design proposals and negotiate options

Benefits

• Health & Wellbeing
• Personal & Professional Development
• Unconditional Inclusion