Electrical Engineer

Hardware EngineerOur client is seeking a Hardware Engineer to join their team. As a Hardware Engineer, you will be part of the R&D team supporting product implementation and next-generation sensing and monitoring solutions for industrial and utility applications. The ideal candidate will bring strong technical ownership, collaborative communication, and a drive to deliver robust, field-ready hardware platforms which will align successfully in the organization.Job Title: Hardware EngineerLocation: Fairport, NY (Onsite)Pay Range: 40-42 W2What's the Job?Support guidance into the full product implementation cycle, including requirements analysis, high-level and detailed design (including PCBA layout), implementation, testing, integration, documentation, compliance certification, and introduction to production in coordination with the architecture team.Collaborate with a multi-functional team including hardware architecture, manufacturing, supply chain, quality, logistics engineering, product and program management, and other groups as needed.Support advanced technology initiatives to develop next-generation sensors, sensing platforms, and improvements in products sustaining activities.Contribute to firmware-hardware co-design and debugging of embedded systems to ensure reliable performance in real-world conditions.Help ensure designs meet compliance expectations (EMC, safety) by supporting compliance testing and product certification processes.What's Needed?Bachelors or Masters Degree in Electrical Engineering or similar.3+ years of experience in hardware design for embedded systems.Proficiency in analog and digital circuit design, including low-noise signal paths and power management.Strong understanding of industrial communication protocols (e.g., Modbus RTU/TCP, LoRa, RS-485) with experience integrating into new and existing hardware platforms.Experience with schematic capture and PCB layout tools (Altium Designer preferred), plus familiarity with sensor integration (temperature, humidity, pressure, optical sensors).What's in it for me?Opportunity to work on pivotal R&D efforts that shape next-generation sensing and monitoring solutions.Hands-on involvement across the product lifecycle—from requirements and design through testing, integration, documentation, and production introduction.Collaboration with cross-functional teams to deliver hardware that performs reliably in industrial and utility environments.Engagement with modern embedded development practices, including Agile and Scrum.Clear focus on robust, field-ready hardware platforms and continuous product improvement.