Senior Electrical Engineer - Embedded Hardware Design Gardner Standard
LLC - 5.0
Holland, OH Job Details Full-time $120,000 - $140,000 a year 14 hours ago Benefits Health insurance Dental insurance 401(k) Vision insurance Qualifications Power electronics circuit design MATLAB Technical drawing Embedded systems
FPGA SPICE
Firmware Schematic development for electrical drafting Computer hardware Electrical engineering training Design engineering Printed circuit board (PCB) layout Electrical Engineering Test validation method Hardware diagnostics Debugging Full Job Description
ELECTRONIC CONCEPTS & ENGINEERING, INC. 1465
Timberwolf Drive, Holland, OH 43528 | eceinc.com Senior Electrical Engineer, Embedded Hardware Design Aerospace, Defense & Automotive Electronics | Holland, OH | $120,000 to $145,000 Design the Hardware. See It Built. ECE is looking for a Senior Electrical Engineer who likes the hands-on side of engineering: drawing schematics, working through tough circuit problems, bringing up boards in the lab, and seeing those designs turn into real products. You'll own your work from concept through production. That includes board-level design, microcontroller-based systems, power supplies, bring-up and test, and working with our firmware engineers to get the hardware and software talking. Since 1991, ECE has designed and built high-reliability electronics for military, aerospace, and automotive customers. Our products go into places where failure is not an option. We're a smaller, technical shop, so you won't spend years on one corner of a giant program. You'll work directly with the people who build, test, and ship what you design. This is a product design role. You'll design the electronics that go inside the product, not program the equipment that builds it. If you're an electrical or computer engineer who wants to stay close to the hardware and own more of what you build, send us your resume. Why Join ECE? Own your designs. Take a project from first schematic through prototype, qualification, and production. Stay hands-on. You'll design, debug, and test, not just write specs and hand them off. Work on novel, hard problems. Our products go into aerospace, defense, and automotive programs with serious reliability requirements. See the whole cycle. You'll know how your board fits into the finished product because you'll be there for all of it. Get noticed. On a team this size, good engineering is seen and it shapes where the products go. What You'll Do Design board-level analog and digital circuits and create detailed schematics Develop microcontroller-based systems and supporting circuitry Design DC/DC power supplies and power management circuits Run circuit analysis and simulation in SPICE Support PCB layout (we use Altium) Select components and define electronic architectures from system requirements Bring up new boards and troubleshoot designs in the lab Work with embedded software engineers to integrate hardware and firmware Develop test methods and support verification, validation, and qualification Write technical documentation, requirements, and traceability records Work directly with customers and other engineers to solve problems and get products to market What We're Looking For You don't need to check every box. The core of what we need is an EE or CE who has designed embedded hardware at the board level and enjoys being hands-on with it. Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or related field 5+ years of relevant engineering experience Schematic and board-level circuit design Designing with microcontrollers Analog and digital circuit design Power supply and power management design SPICE or similar simulation tools Hardware bring-up, debug, and validation Especially Valuable Automotive, aerospace, or defense electronics experience Embedded software development in C/C++ Altium Designer Also a Plus MATLAB/Simulink FPGA development Motor control or power electronics
CAN, ARINC
429, Ethernet, or other communication protocols RTCA DO-178, DO-254, or DO-330 National Instruments or automated test platforms EMI/EMC design and qualification Who Does Well Here You'll probably like this job if you enjoy getting into the details and would rather own a problem than hand it to the next department. You're comfortable moving between the bench and the computer, you can explain your thinking to people outside your discipline, and you don't get rattled when the answer isn't obvious. Most of all, you still like engineering and want to see what you design get built. Requirements Due to U.S. State Department restrictions on access to controlled technology, candidates must qualify as a "U.S. Person" under ITAR (22 CFR 120 to 130).
Benefits:
401(k), health, disability, dental, and vision insurance
Work Location:
In person,
Holland, OH Pay:
$120,000.00 - $140,000.00 per year
Benefits:
401(k) Dental insurance Health insurance Vision insurance