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Malvern, PAFull-timePosted 4mo agoSeen in employer's feed 3 days ago
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Crane Payment Innovations is hiring a Principal Research Engineer. The Principal Research Engineer conducts research, analysis, and develops schematic designs and embedded software for sensor solutions and service subsystems in banknote and coin authentication and recycling systems. This role leads and participates in the research, analysis, and design process, developing new validator sensor technologies and coordinating their integration into new products. The engineer also evaluates and tests hardware systems, schematic diagrams, and embedded source code, troubleshooting and resolving firmware and hardware problems.
Key focus areas include Conduct research, analysis & develop schematic design & embedded software for different sensors solutions & service subsystems, Lead & participate in research, analysis & design process, and Develop new banknote/coin validator sensors technologies.
Successful candidates bring Bachelor's In Electrical Engineering, Bachelor's In Computer Science, and 5+ Years Engineering Experience. Important skills include Schematic Design, Embedded Software Development, Research, Data Analysis, Analog Electronics Design, and Digital Electronics Design.
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Principal Research Engineer
Location PA, Malvern
Department Engineering
Employment Type Full Time
Principal Research Engineer, CPI, Malvern, Pennsylvania: Conduct research, analysis & develop schematic design & embedded software for different sensors solutions & service subsystems of banknote & coin authentication & recycling systems. Lead & participate in research, analysis & design process, develop new banknote/coin validator sensors technologies, design concept proofing prototypes & coordinate their integration during new product development process. Evaluate & test hardware systems, schematic diagrams & embedded source code, troubleshoot, analyze & resolve firmware & hardware problems. Must have a Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, or foreign educational equivalent and 5 years of engineering experience in analog & digital electronics design. Of the experience required, must have 5 years of experience: (i) applying metrology, instrumentation, techniques of physical measurements; (ii) performing experimental & computer simulation & electronic schematic design analysis; (iii) prototyping hardware solutions including but not limited to soldering & PCB layout & assembly techniques; (iv) designing embedded systems with emphasis on signal acquisition & processing; (v) programming in an embedded software development environment, including IAR; (vi) designing PCB; (vi) simulating electronic design working with Matlab & Simulink; & (vii) design documentation writing from basic science research description to test plans, user guides, & innovative patent descriptions. Work experience may be gained concurrently.
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