Senior Product Development Electrical Engineer

Focus:
Prototyping, Embedded Systems & PCB Design The Role

We are looking for a hands‑on Senior Product Development Electrical Engineer to lead the technical execution of our hardware development. This is a "doing" role for an expert who enjoys the full lifecycle of a product—from writing low‑level firmware to soldering the first prototype. You will be the primary technical driver for new electro‑mechanical components, working directly with the General Manager and our engineering team to turn concepts into functional, testable hardware.

• STM
  32 Mastery: Lead the programming and implementation of the STM
  32 family of microcontrollers
  . You will be responsible for peripheral configuration, interrupt handling, and optimizing real‑time performance for our devices.
• Control Logic: Develop and debug robust firmware in C/C++ to interface with sensors, actuators, and power management systems.

• End-to-End PCB Design: Own the schematic capture and multi‑layer PCB layout process (Altium, Eagle, or KiCad). You are responsible for signal integrity, power distribution, and component selection.
• Hands‑on Fabrication: Perform "bench‑top" assembly, including precision soldering of SMT components and hardware debugging using oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, and spectrum analyzers.
• Specification Testing: Design and execute rigorous validation protocols. You will define the "pass/fail" criteria for new designs and document performance against technical specifications.

• Electro‑Mechanical Design: Use CAD (Autodesk) to design the physical housing and mechanical interfaces for your electronic assemblies.
• Applied Physics: Apply a deep understanding of resistance, impedance, and capacitance to solve complex noise, thermal, or power efficiency issues in the R&D phase.
• Manufacturing Bridge: Develop the tooling strategies and CNC/CAM paths required to create high‑fidelity prototypes in‑house.

• Experience: 7+ years of verifiable experience product development. We are looking for a "track record" of shipped hardware.
• Microcontrollers: Proven expertise with STM
  32 (ARM Cortex-M) architecture is mandatory.
• PCB Expertise: Demonstrated success in high‑complexity PCB design and hardware-level troubleshooting.
• Education: BS in Electrical Engineering or Computer Engineering.
• Independence: Ability to take a project from a vague requirement to a working prototype with minimal technical supervision.