Take ownership of low-voltage electronic hardware development, including specification, schematic design, PCB layout, prototyping, and fabrication
Perform hands-on bring-up, assembly, and debugging of custom circuit boards for testing and validation
Collaborate cross-functionally with mechanical, firmware, reliability, software, and electrical teams to build reliable test and validation systems for new products
Develop and test PCBAs for subsystems such as power distribution, battery management, sensing, motor control, and computing
Participate in schematic, layout, and BOM reviews, providing feedback on internally and externally developed designs
Support system integration and test activities through test execution, troubleshooting, and failure analysis.

Requirements

Currently pursuing a degree in Electrical Engineering (or a related field)
Solid grasp of electrical engineering fundamentals
Familiar with basic EE lab tools (oscilloscope, signal generators, etc.)
Familiar with scripting/programming in Python/C
Some experience with power electronics (motor driver, switch mode power supplies…), digital electronics (MCU, FPGA, Ethernet, USB, SPI, I2C…), and/or analog electronics (filters, ADC/DAC…)
Previous internship work on electronic products
Familiar with an EDA software suite, preferably Cadence Allegro
Ability to quickly prototype solutions and circuit demonstrations
Ability to work autonomously

Benefits

Paid vacation time
Sick leave
Holiday pay
401K savings plan

Applicant Tracking System Keywords

Tip: use these terms in your resume and cover letter to boost ATS matches.

Hard Skills & Tools

low-voltage electronic hardware developmentschematic designPCB layoutprototypingfabricationcircuit board debuggingpower electronicsdigital electronicsanalog electronicsscripting in Python

Soft Skills

collaborationproblem-solvingautonomy