Sr. Electrical Design Engineer
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t burks associatesDecatur (IL)
Electrical EngineersPrinted Circuit Assembly (Electronic Assembly) Manufacturing
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About the role
Job Description Job Description We're seeking an Electrical Design Engineer to join our client's R&D team.This is a hands-on hardware design role focused on developing next-generation connectivity technologies. You'll work with a talented team of electrical, hardware, software, and systems engineers to take new technologies from concept through development.The company is looking for an experienced electrical design engineer with strong embedded power electronics and PCB design experience. The right engineer will have the technical foundation and aptitude to learn the exact technology.What You'll DoDesign and develop embedded electrical hardware, including power electronics, PCBs, and circuit-level systems.Work closely with hardware, software, and systems engineering teamsPerform circuit simulation, modeling, testing, and data analysisResearch emerging technologies, industry standards, and supplier roadmapsCollaborate with technology partners and suppliersDevelop new products, prototypes, and technology demonstrationsSupport technical design reviews and customer presentationsWhat We're Looking For7+ years of electrical/electronics design experienceStrong experience with embedded power electronics and PCB designExperience taking hardware designs from concept through developmentStrong analog and digital electronics fundamentalsExperience with circuit-level simulation and modeling toolsBackground in automotive electronics, consumer electronics, or medical devices preferred
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