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David Careers

Senior Electrical Engineer

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colonial staffing groupGreece (NY)
Electronics Engineers, Except ComputerPrinted Circuit Assembly (Electronic Assembly) Manufacturing

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About the role

About the Company: Global manufacturer of critical asset monitoring and protection protection instruments based in the Greater Rochester, NY area. This team designs and produces rugged hardware and software sensor systems.
About the Role: We are seeking a Senior Electrical Engineer (Hybrid) to lead the hardware design for embedded systems with a strong mix of analog and digital circuit design. We will help you move to the Greater Rochester area!
Responsibilities:
  • Full lifecycle product design, implementation, integration, and test
  • Work with cross-functional teams to drive success
  • Propel the development of next generation sensors and sensor platforms
Support Scrum Framework incorporating AIQualificationsDegree with 5+ years of experience of hands on experience with analog, digital circuit designs for embedded systems.
Required Skills:
  • Hardware design for embedded Systems
  • Experience with schematic capture and pcb layout tools (preferred)
  • Understanding of communication protocol
  • Familiarity with sensor integration
  • Experience with Agile and Scrum Framework
  • Knowledge of design for compliance, compliance testing, and product certification
  • If you are seeking a wonderful, growing team, apply today!

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