Sr. Electrical Hardware Engineer - IoT OOJ - 34391
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Hatch Global Search is hiring a Sr. Electrical Hardware Engineer - IoT OOJ - 34391. The Sr. Electrical Hardware Engineer specializes in IoT, designing, developing, and maintaining physical hardware components like sensors and embedded systems. This role involves connecting devices for real-time data collection and analysis, ensuring system reliability, security, and performance. The engineer will develop and validate board-level hardware for wireless communications, embedded computing, mesh networks, solid-state meters, ASICs, and IoT systems.
Key focus areas include Develop board-level hardware for wireless communications, embedded computing, large-scale mesh networks, solid-state meters, ASICs, and IoT systems, Validate board-level hardware using oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, etc., and Support projects in regulatory compliance.
Successful candidates bring Bachelor's In Electrical Engineering and 10+ Years Hardware Development Experience. Important skills include MPU Development, MCU Development, NAND Development, LPDDRx Development, USB, and SDIO.
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Job Description
An Electrical Hardware Engineer specializing in the Internet of Things (IoT) designs, develops, and maintains the physical hardware components of IoT systems. This includes working with sensors, embedded systems, and network infrastructure to connect devices and enable real-time data collection and analysis. They also ensure the reliability, security, and performance of IoT systems.
Sr. Electrical Hardware Engineer - IoT
Our client, an industry leader in utility management technology, is developing IoT systems to help cities and municipalities better manage their water and power use. Their products have a positive bottom-line impact on the communities they serve. They’re looking for an Principal level Electrical Hardware Engineer to join their growing team. In this position, you’ll develop and validate board-level hardware for applications such as wireless communications, embedded computing (for “Edge Intelligence”), large-scale mesh networks, solid-state meters, ASICs, and IoT systems.
Company Information
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The company has the innovation and flexibility of a startup, though they’re an established, profitable company with an established, growing customer base.
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Engineering-centric organization where you’ll have the support and resources you need to get the job done.
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Organized so every engineer can make a bottom-line impact on the products and business.
Your Role with the Company
In this position, you’ll develop board-level hardware for applications such as wireless communications, embedded computing (for “Edge Intelligence”), large-scale mesh networks, solid-state meters, ASICs, and IoT systems. It will be a mix of high-speed digital and analog development, including design and validation (oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, etc.). You’ll also support projects in the areas of regulatory compliance, reliability analysis and testing, components selections and manufacturing support for test/fixtures definition.
Qualifications
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Expertise in development and validation of MPU, MCU, NAND, LPDDRx, high speed peripherals (USB, SDIO, QSPI etc.), LDOs, DC-DC regulators and Op-amps.
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10+ years of experience in full life-cycle electronic hardware development (at the board-level). RF circuit experience is a plus.
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Demonstrated expertise troubleshooting complicated and random circuitry issues.
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Working knowledge of laboratory instruments and equipment as well as test automation
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BSEE (MSEE a plus)
Why is This a Great Opportunity
The team structures projects so your input makes a real difference in the direction of projects. They have a flexible work environment, with hybrid work available.
OOJ - 34391
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