Senior Hardware Electronic Engineer

Translate system requirements into board-level specifications, circuit designs, and verification criteria for assigned hardware.
Perform component selection, schematic capture, circuit calculations, and design trade-off analyses for high-performance SoC-based platforms.
Design and verify power supplies, power sequencing, clocking, reset circuits, and peripheral interfaces.
Work with PCB layout engineers to define multilayer stack-ups, placement, routing constraints, and impedance requirements, review layouts before fabrication.
Implement high-speed interfaces such as PCIe Gen 3/4/5, LPDDR5, USB 3.x, SGMII/RGMII, and 10G Automotive Ethernet in accordance with platform requirements and device guidelines.
Develop and execute board bring-up and validation plans, including power-rail checks, boot verification, interface testing, and operating-margin characterization.
Debug board- and system-level failures using laboratory measurements, schematic analysis, and structured experiments to isolate root causes.
Perform power-budget and thermal analyses, assess component operating margins, and support reliability evaluations.
Perform or support Signal Integrity (SI) and Power Integrity (PI) simulations, correlate results with measurements, and resolve signal-quality and power-delivery issues.
Implement corrective design changes, verify their effectiveness, and document root causes, test evidence, and engineering change decisions.
Collaborate with software and system engineers to resolve hardware-software integration issues during bring-up and validation.
Work with component suppliers, development partners, and manufacturing teams to resolve component, prototype, and production-related technical issues.
Apply design for manufacturability (DFM), design for testability (DFT), EMI/EMC, reliability, and applicable automotive requirements, maintain complete design and validation documentation.