As a Hardware Engineer, you'll be the hands-on board designer who takes our electronics from schematic to fielded hardware. You'll own the design of ruggedized boards — power conversion, EMI/EMC front ends, interface and interlock circuits — bring them up on the bench, and carry them through qualification and into serial production. You'll work closely with systems, mechanical, and software teams, and oversee the board-design work of our subcontractors.
Responsibilities
Own board design end to end: architecture, schematic, layout, fab and assembly handoff, bring-up.
Design power stages for military vehicle power: DC/DC conversion, input protection, transient survival.
Design EMI/EMC filtering and grounding to MIL-STD requirements.
Design discrete-signal and interlock circuits, including safety-related interfaces.
Select components for harsh environments, availability, and lead time; own the BOM.
Build and run board-level lab tests: bring-up, pre-compliance, environmental screening.
Own the qualification path (MIL-STD-461, MIL-STD-1275, MIL-STD-810) with external labs.
Oversee subcontracted board designers and review their deliverables.
Support the transition to serial production: DFM, test coverage, first-article inspection.
Requirements
7+ years of hands-on board design (schematic and layout) in leading companies.
BSc in Electrical Engineering.
Boards you designed reached production and shipped.
Practical power-electronics experience: DC/DC design or integration, protection circuits.
EMI/EMC design practice and pre-compliance testing experience.
Full lab fluency: scopes, electronic loads, transient generators.
Advantages
Defense or military vehicle electronics background.
MIL-STD-461 / MIL-STD-1275 qualification experience.
Video or high-speed interface design experience.
Embedded compute (carrier/SoM) integration experience.
Experience overseeing subcontractors or an external design house.
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