Electronics Engineer (Embedded)

Electronics Engineer - Embedded This Engineer will be responsible for the research, design, selection, development, test, documentation and support of the electronic components, products and systems in company's various instruments. They will also do significant amounts of programming and configuration of these devices.

Responsibilities:

Interface with Marketing, Sales and Service to define, review or revise specifications, functions and applications of new and existing products Interface with other departments during a new product design, product manufacturing and support of past products Maintaining the electronic components, circuits and systems in past and current instruments Design electronic circuits and systems to read and condition a variety of physical property data (force, distance, speed, temperature, etc.) from measurement devices and drive motion devices (AC/DC motors, servos, solenoids, etc.). Most designs include microcontrollers with embedded programming Configure and/or program digital devices (ROM"s EPROMS, FLASH, FPGAs, PLDs, etc.) using a variety of PC-based programming tools Ensure that instruments meet all marked or published specifications and safety standards Design test apparatus and equipment, determine procedures for testing products and direct engineering support personnel in fabrication of these apparatuses and equipment. Use Data Acquisition software to analyze test data Identify the cause of product malfunctions and implement modifications to the design and/or documentation to eliminate them Use Enterprise Software to create and maintain part number and BOM specifications Assist purchasing in identifying vendors for hard-to-find parts or identifying substitute parts Contribute to the specifications and design of the mechanical packaging of electronic devices and systems

Requirements:

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or related field 10+ years of experience in relevant environment Embedded C programming experience is a must PCB circuit design experience (digital and analog circuitry) Familiarity with Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Office (Word, Excel), and terminal emulation programs.