You will own system hardware deliverables across the full product lifecycle - from early architecture and PCB/flex design through prototype bring-up, validation, and production ramp. You will work shoulder-to-shoulder with silicon, RF, power, audio, sensor, mechanical, software, and manufacturing teams, translating complex electrical trade-offs into decisions the whole program can get behind.
Bachelor's or Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, or equivalent directly-related work experience
5+ years of relevant industry experience designing electronics and/or embedded systems
Strong electrical engineering fundamentals, including analog and digital design, signal integrity, and power integrity
Hands-on experience with prototyping, bring-up, debug, and validation of electronic systems
Proficient in a lab environment with oscilloscopes, spectrum analyzers, frequency counters, and related instrumentation
Proficiency in PCB and flex design (schematic and layout), with a track record of delivering high-quality designs to aggressive timelines
Working knowledge across several system domains such as SoC integration, power and battery, inductive power, analog and audio, RF, sensors, ESD, or design of test and automation infrastructure that scales across a program — with the curiosity to go deeper wherever the problem demands
Track record of driving ambiguous, cross-disciplinary problems to root cause when the path forward isn't obvious and comfortable making measured decisions with incomplete data
Proven ability to build alignment across teams and influence decisions with cross-functional partners, contract manufacturers, and executive stakeholders
Experience taking hardware from proof of concept toward mass production, with exposure to contract manufacturing partners a plus
Design validation experience spanning bench characterization through factory test coverage,Experience mentoring engineers and fostering a team environment where ideas from any level are welcomed, challenged, and made better
Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to explain complex electrical trade-offs to non-EE audiences — from industrial designers to executives