Electrical Engineer
nexrEast Cleveland (OH)
Electrical Engineer
Posted 9 days ago
nexrEast Cleveland (OH)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Electrical / PCB Design Engineer Greater Cleveland, OH | Full Time | $100,000-130,000 DOE | Onsite#Company & RoleNexr is partnering with an engineering consultancy in Greater Cleveland specializing in embedded systems and electronic product development. The company supports clients from initial concept through hardware and firmware development, prototyping, testing and production. They’re looking for an experienced Electrical / PCB Design Engineer to focus on hands-on board design and layout. This would suit a dedicated PCB Designer or an Electrical Engineer with strong practical PCB design experience. What You Will Work OnDesign and lay out multilayer PCBs, including boards with 6–8 layers and above. Use Allegro, Altium Designer for PCB development, component placement and routing. Translate electrical and mechanical requirements into practical board layouts. Work closely with engineers to review designs and resolve board-level challenges. Support design revisions through prototyping and production.
What We Are Looking For:
Strong hands-on experience designing and laying out multilayer boards.
Proficiency in Allegro or Altium Designer preferred; PADS, or comparable tools also considered.
Understanding of PCB manufacturing requirements and design for manufacturability.
Confidence taking ownership of PCB layout and working collaboratively with an engineering team.
Broader electrical engineering experience is welcome, with PCB design expertise the main priority.
How to Apply: Apply directly through LinkedIn or send your resume to.
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