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Entegee, Inc.
Electronic Engineer
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An Electronics Engineer designs and develops electronic equipment, from iPods to global positioning systems (GPS). Works primarily with smaller electronic equipment that uses electricity as a means of storing information.
$100,976 / year median in Connecticut
-7% projected decline
Job Description
Support electronic hardware design and development through circuit simulation, PCB design, prototype builds, testing, and manufacturing documentation. Job Requirements Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering. Experience with electronic circuit simulation and analysis. Experience supporting PCB design and hardware development. Experience with prototype build and hardware debugging. Experience creating electrical schematics and manufacturing documentation. Preferred Skills LTspice. Altium Designer. PowerSim. MathWorks tools. High-speed digital circuit design. Power systems design. PCB layout and design. Circuit modeling and simulation. Job Responsibilities Perform circuit simulation and analysis using tools such as LTspice, PowerSim, and MathWorks. Support electronic hardware design from simulation through PCB development. Create and review electrical schematics. Support PCB layout and design activities. Prepare manufacturing and engineering documentation. Support prototype builds and bench testing. Debug electronic hardware and circuit designs. Validate simulated circuit performance against prototype hardware.