Electrical Engineer
applied visions software design solutionsPittsburgh (PA)
Electrical Engineer
Posted yesterday
applied visions software design solutionsPittsburgh (PA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Software Design Solutions, Inc. is looking for an Electrical Engineer with digital and analog design experience to join the engineering team. The Electrical Engineer will be responsible for designing, building, and modifying mixed signal circuits and printed circuit boards used in a wide range of real, fielded products. Experience with prototype assembly, system assembly, and troubleshooting electronic prototypes is required. Electrical Engineer Job Duties and Responsibilities Design, Implementation, and testing for a wide range of electronics applications Assist in requirements analysis, time estimation, and customer interaction Responsible to other Team members for technical support as needed Work together with an agile team, focusing on team collaboration and customer deliverables Electrical Engineer Job Requirements and Qualification Demonstrated strong experience in analog and digital circuit design Experience in PCB schematic design and layout (Altium preferred) Experience on multiple projects is preferred 3-5 years of design experience preferred Bachelor's degree or higher in Electrical Engineering is required Working knowledge of lab test equipment (oscilloscopes, function generators, meters, etc.)Due to the nature of our work, US Citizenship is required Please note that this role is ON SITE in Pittsburgh. Please do not apply if you are not local to the Pittsburgh area. Software Design Solutions, Inc. (TeamSDS) is a consulting and product company building high-quality hardware and software for a wide range of industries. We maintain a flexible and agile working environment through focusing on team collaboration, customer responsibility, and professional kindness. SDS Inc. offers a flexible working environment, competitive salary, complete health benefits package, and a company matching 401K.
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