Remote Electrical Hardware Design Engineer
$115,000-135,000
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Posted 5 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$115,000-135,000
About the role
- Design circuit architectures to support product verification and validation.* Interpret test requirements and electrical test results.* Designing and developing Printed Circuit Boards (PCB)* Use CAD or other PCB design software in preparing PCB assembly and schematic capture.* Perform schematic capture and PCB board layout.* Analyze and resolve design related issues in a timely manner.* Work with design engineers during parts placement and signal routing to ensure PCB design meets all requirements* Review and recommend improvements to existing designs.* Work with cross-functional teams to optimize the designs, e.g. mechanical teams to assess board layout, keep outs and assembly hardware.
- Associates, B.S. or M.S. in Electrical Engineering, Electrical Engineering Technology, or related discipline.* 7 to 10 years of PCB layout and routing experience (Mentor Graphics Xpedition/DxDesigner mandatory)* 7 to 10 designing high-speed digital and mixed signal PCBs starting from schematic netlists generated by other design engineers* Experience schematic capture, ces rules, layout, route, drc, dfx, dfm, fabrication files, printed board and printed board assembly drawings, mechanical checks.* Experienced with board designs with 16+ layers using buried and blind vias.* Experience with design/development of analog and/or digital circuits* Experience with design/development of cables and harnesses.* This position will be located at a facility that requires the selected candidate to be a US Citizen.* Strong interpersonal skills* Strong analytical skills
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