Senior Electrical Design Engineer
Posted 4 days ago
trenton systemsDuluth (GA)
Electrical EngineersPrinted Circuit Assembly (Electronic Assembly) Manufacturing
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Description:Position SummaryThis position is for an experienced electrical design engineer for a position in a growing computer engineering company based in the U.S. The candidate will perform various electrical design functions related to computers such as processor boards and peripherals, beginning with product definition all the way through release to production.Essential Duties & ResponsibilitiesPerform general design activities as requiredCreate design output documentation (i.e. schematics, drawings, parts lists, etc.) as necessary and review for completenessSupport Trenton's manufacturing resource(s) as required, providing support on technical issuesProvide support and guidance to test personnelSupport Engineering Manager as necessary with special projectsProvide Project Management support, including project tracking (design plans) on new Engineering designsParticipate in Design Review activities providing input from an Engineering perspectiveAct as a customer support resource as neededAttempt to identify improvements in efficiency in processes and improvements in products and services and provide input to continuous improvement teamPM21Requirements:BSEE or equivalent.Minimum of 10 years experience in engineering design capacityMust have experience in complex designsKnowledge of Schematic and CAD - PCB layout toolsHands on experience in bringing up new boardsExperience working in multidiscipline development teams, coordinating with mechanical, software, and other engineersExperience in Intel architectures is helpful, including dual socket Xeon and server-class platformsExperience with DDR, PCIe, UPI, USB, and other high-speed interconnect is helpful.*This position is located in Duluth, GA*PI0ef07ce061e3-37639-40930879
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