Hardware Engineer

Must Have:

Python debugging + Hands-on experience with hardware development and lab-based debugging (e.g., use of oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, DMMs, power supplies). 2 Experience developing test procedures and documenting results in a structured, reproducible way. 3 Experience reading/interpreting schematics and supporting board/system bring-up and validation

Responsibilities - Support the design, bring-up, and validation of electronic hardware (e.g., boards, subsystems, modules) from concept through verification. - Develop and execute test plans; perform bench testing, debug, and root-cause analysis of hardware issues. - Document designs, requirements, validation results, and engineering changes clearly and accurately. - Collaborate with cross-functional partners (e.g., electrical, mechanical, firmware, manufacturing, quality) to support program milestones and deliverables. - Assist with component selection, schematic/layout reviews, and design-for-test/manufacturability considerations as needed. - Provide regular status updates on assigned deliverables and risks, and support issue tracking and resolution

Minimum Requirements - Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a related field (or equivalent practical experience). - Hands-on experience with hardware development and lab-based debugging (e.g., use of oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, DMMs, power supplies). - Experience reading/interpreting schematics and supporting board/system bring-up and validation. - Experience developing test procedures and documenting results in a structured, reproducible way. - Strong communication skills and ability to collaborate across multiple disciplines in a fast-paced environment.