Sr Electrical Engineer

InVeris Embedded Electronics Design Engineer

Headquartered in the Atlanta, Georgia north metro area and celebrating its centennial in 2026, InVeris™ is a leading-edge technology and software company at the forefront of advancing human performance. With 100 years of innovation and performance data, InVeris provides the world's most complete live fire and simulation continuum including fats® Simulation and Caswell™ Live Fire for the Defense, Public Safety and Commercial markets. InVeris is a proven partner with more than 5,100 simulation training systems; 40,000 firearms simulators and 15,000 live fire ranges in deployment across 40+ countries.

Job Designation: Integrate into the full product life cycle from concept, design, development, proto-build, and transfer designs to manufacturing and sustaining activities. Develop electrical embedded systems for electro-mechanical devices and work with cross functional design teams. Review and evaluation of product design through design reviews, design verification test plans, Production test plans and Failure mode Analysis. Ability to develop designs that meet system requirements and include prototyping, testing, troubleshooting and design release for production. Solid organizational skills including attention to details, working with multi-discipline engineering groups and providing support to manufacturing.

Job Specifications Required: At least 8 years' experience with Microcontroller based Embedded Electronics Design including Schematic capture, PCB layout and embedded firmware. Proficient utilizing EE CAD packages for Schematic entry and PCB layout design, such as Altium, Cadence, OrCAD or Similar. Strong skills in designing Microcontroller based designs with embedded Analog and Digital circuits. Strong skills in developing and implementing Embedded firmware for Microcontrollers and ability to use software/debug tools. Prior experience with I2C/SPI/USB protocol implementation and interfaces. Knowledge or experience with Wireless designs (Wi-Fi/Bluetooth/BLE). Developing and performing Design validation testing, circuit analysis and Test fixtures for Product life cycle and implementation. Strong communication skills and ability to work in a fast-paced multi-task environment. Designing for EMI/EMC/ESD and Working with test labs for FCC/CE certifications is a plus. Experience with FPGA based designs for high speed I/O interfaces is a plus. Experience with designing electric motor drive systems, encoder interfaces, LAN interfaces is a plus.

Education: Bachelor's Degree (or higher) in Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Computer Engineering or equivalent.

Other Duties: This job description is intended to describe the general nature and level of work to be performed in this role. It is not intended to contain a comprehensive listing of every responsibility, duty, or qualification required. Duties, responsibilities, and activities may change based on business needs.

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