Electrical Engineer
bn associatesBrooklyn (NY)
Electrical Engineer
Posted 6 days ago
bn associatesBrooklyn (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Position: Electrical Engineer – Hardware Sustaining & Test Engineering
Location: New York, NY (Onsite)
Exp: 4-8 years
Ideal candidate profile:
4–8 years in hardware/EE with hands-on component engineering experience in consumer electronics or wearables. Bonus if they've worked in an NPI (New Product Introduction) environment where they've seen products go from prototype to mass production.
Education:
Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, or related field (Master's preferred).
Experience:
4+ years of experience in hardware sustaining engineering, product engineering, or test engineering in a consumer electronics or hardware manufacturing environment. Skills & Competencies
Must Have:
Electronic Component Engineering. This person should be an expert at working with individual electronic parts (chips, resistors, capacitors, connectors, sensors, etc.) that go onto a circuit board. Specifically, Reading & interpreting datasheets, Component lifecycle management and Component selection & qualification Proficiency in schematic capture and PCB layout tools (Altium, Cadence OrCAD, or equivalent) Experience with CAD/3D modeling tools for electromechanical design Strong understanding of electronic component specifications, datasheets, and lifecycle management Familiarity with firmware/hardware integration and embedded systems Understanding of quality tools: 8D, FMEA, fishbone diagrams, 5-Why analysis Familiarity with IPC standards (IPC-2221/2222, IPC-A-610, IPC-7351, IPC J-STD-001)for PCB design and manufacturing Experience with PLM/PDM systems and formal change management processes Experience with DFM/DFT (Design for Manufacturing/Test) principles
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