Senior Electrical Engineer - Circuit Board Design

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ilocatumHuntsville (AL)

Electronics Engineers, Except Computer Printed Circuit Assembly (Electronic Assembly) Manufacturing

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$110,000 to $130,000 per year

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About the role

Senior Electrical Engineer, Circuit Board Design

Location: Huntsville, AL

Job Type: Full-time

Travel: Up to 25%Pay: $110,000 to $130,000 per year Take electronic products from first concept to production, owning the circuit design, testing, and problem solving along the way. Must-Haves Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering with substantial experience, or a master's degree in EE 7+ years of electrical engineering experience, including circuit board design Ability to create and interpret schematics and wiring drawings Hands-on lab troubleshooting and failure analysis experience on electronic assemblies System integration experience across engineering disciplines Strong technical writing skills

What You'll Do: Design electrical subsystems and develop electronic products from concept through production Create schematics, support PCB layout, and prepare specs, BOMs, and assembly documentation Review customer requirements and participate in design reviews Build validation plans and analyze test results Investigate failures, find root causes, and document findings Support preproduction builds, production transfers, and engineering changes Address system integration and EMI/EMC considerations with the engineering team Support customers on technical issues Nice-to-Haves Altium Designer EMI/EMC testing experience Automotive electronics or wireless charging experience PCB layout experience

Compensation and Benefits: $110,000 to $130,000 per year

About the Company: Our client is an electronics product development company in Huntsville designing products that move from the lab into production. To apply, submit your resume for consideration.

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