Senior Electrical Engineer (PCB Design)

at Kforce Technology
Location San Diego
Date Posted March 3, 2024
Category Engineering
Job Type Not Specified

Description

Kforce's client is seeking a Senior Electrical Engineer to be hybrid - 3 days onsite in UTC, La Jolla, CA area. Responsibilities:

  • Schematic capture, layout, and routing for PCBs using Altium Designer for interface with FPGA and precision measurement components, motors, LEDs, UART, DC, SMPS, isolation, and other circuits; Ensure circuits comply with relevant industry standards and regulatory requirements
  • Create and maintain Altium library of components and footprints
  • Work closely with a team of firmware, software, optical, mechanical, and test engineers in all phases of the project, including requirements definition, design, testing, and qualification
  • Identify hardware issues to solve them as early in the design cycle as possible
  • Take technical ownership of electrical subsystems
  • Improve signal and noise performance of analog circuits
  • Review trends and determine root cause(s)
  • Conduct risk assessment and identify potential reliability or safety hazards
  • Develop strategies to mitigate risks and ensure product reliability
  • Conduct design reviews and generate feedback to reach team alignment
  • Modify test procedures to improve coverage and prevent recurrence of issues
  • Perform integration testing of the hardware and firmware
  • Oversee prototyping, testing, and validation of electrical components and design improvements
  • Validate and produce technical specifications for new products
  • Support initiatives to improve process efficiency and automation
  • Document and communicate clearly, including through the generation of charts, layouts, and diagrams
  • Troubleshoot, debug circuits, and provide technical service to fix and replace hardware.
  • Bring products through certification (FCC, electrical safety, CE, UL, laser safety, etc.)
  • Provide technical guidance and mentorship to junior engineers, helping their growth and development