Principal Hardware Engineer
Principal Hardware Engineer
Posted 50 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- In this highly visible role as Senior Hardware Engineer, you will Drive product from concept to production
- Be actively involved in system design on embedded computing system products
- Create hardware specs and develop test plans
- Capture Schematics using OrcadWork with Layout, Mechanical and SI engineers to complete the designs
- Bring up systems and execute engineering validation in the lab
- Interact with cross-functional teams for technical discussions.
- Address challenging problems and issues
- Ability to work on multiple tasks concurrently.
- Engage and drive HW builds and procurement Qualifications
- Seeking at least 10+ years of Hardware engineering experience
- Hands on board design knowledge, schematic capture, PCB layout instructions, signal integrity
- Familiarity with design tools including Cadence Orcad and Allegro
- Thorough knowledge of basic interfaces such as I2C, SMBUS, SPI, UART, USBKnowledge of high speed interfaces such as PCIe, DDR4&5, Display and Network interfaces
- Knowledge of DC-DC step down converter design
- Experience with x86/Arm Servers and their subsystems
- Hands on experience with lab equipment and bring up and design validation on products
- Excellency in debug of issues, analytical skills
- Excellent verbal and written communications skills
- Added desirable knowledge of familiarity with FW, Linux and scripting languages
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