Electrical Hardware Engineer

Job TitleJob Overview:Pay Range: $61.42hr - $66.42hrRequirement/Must Have:5+ years experience designing, testing and debugging electrical hardware circuits (analog and digital), and systems to the component level.5 years minimum experience using oscilloscopes and function generators regularly.Experience using DMMs, power supplies, and function generators.Strong technical writing skills including experience writing specifications and test plans.Experience with schematic capture programs.Ability to look at a schematic and determine how to efficiently test each section, including building custom test jigs.Ability to work from minimal verbal requirements and capture those into written technical documents.Ability to produce written test reports.Ability to read data sheets for complex devices and translate requirements for software/firmware engineers, specifically for I2C and SPI I/O expanders and multiplexers.Strong understanding of analog and digital hardware, including voltage regulators (linear and switchers), op amps, transistors, microcontrollers, high speed communications, and analog multiplexors.Responsibilities:Assist in running bench tests and bringing up boards.Collaborate with team members and assist software engineers and technicians in the lab.Perform component selection and design electronic circuits under the guidance of the lead electrical engineer.Conduct circuit analysis as required.Perform schematic capture and direct the activities of the PCB layout personnel.Review PCB layouts and direct necessary adjustments.Check paperwork and create ECOs for release.Write board validation plans and personally perform all testing.Work extensively with analog circuits, specifically those heavy in op amps.Assist in the bringing up and debugging of other PCBs within the program.Nice to Have:Experience with Cadence is preferred.Skills:Electrical Hardware Design.Analog Circuits.Digital Hardware.Oscilloscopes.Function Generators.Schematic Capture.PCB Layout Direction.Board Validation.Technical Writing.Voltage Regulators.Microcontrollers.I2C.SPI.