Tech lead / Electrical Engineer
Posted 10 days ago
sri techRedmond (WA)
Software DevelopersComputer Systems Design Services
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Job ID: SRJ_7168Posted: 2025-06-05Location: Redmond, WA, 98033Salary: USD 95000-135000 / Yearly (Full Time)Employment Type: Full TimeClient: TechMContact: Nanubala KishoreCompany: SRI Tech SolutionsGreetings from SRI Tech Solutions. SRI Tech Solutions is a Tampa Based Global IT Services and Consultancy company, since 2005 we have been helping clients by providing the right talent across North America.Job Title: Tech Lead / Electrical EngineerLocation: Redmond, WA Duration: Fulltime and Onsite from Day 1. Key ResponsibilitiesProven Technical Leadership to deliver projects/outcomes by working with clients and offshore teams.Experience in working with Device testing / Prototype testing, Automation and Devops (CI & CD) using PythonGet requirements from multiple Client's teams and deliver the outcome by working with offshore teams.Excellent problem solving & Communication skills.Cross functional experience in Firmware, HardwareAbility to lead with no supervision.Driven & Proactive.Experience with camera, sensor, LED, or display testing and calibration will be preferred.Electrical Engineering education is Mandatory. Consider computer science background only if candidate has device engineering experience. Must Have:skill sets:Strong Software/firmware skills (a software engineer with experience on low level hardware, any RTOS, HW communication protocols like I2C, SPI will be great additions)C++ & PythonSystem verification, testing (any testing experience/interest) & automation.Device testing experienceElectrical engineer preferred.70-80% hands on role20-30% offshore team co-ordinationSRI Tech Solutions is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, gender, religion, age, sexual orientation, national origin or citizenship status or ethnic origin, disability, marital status, veteran status, or any other occupationally irrelevant criteria.
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