We are looking for a Hardware Engineer! In this role you'll deisgn innovative electronic sensors and control hardware used on autonomous, heavy machinery. If you get excited about designing hardware, this is a very cool opportunity to use your creativity to design complex hardware on a growing, stable team.

In this hands-on position, you'd work on electronic hardware with microprocessor-based controllers, microcontrollers, FPGAs, digital circuit design, PCB layouts, etc. What is unique about this role is taking off-the-shelf parts, then custom designing it to satisfy the needs. You'd be working closely with other hardware engineers in Pittsburgh and the UK.

General Responsibilities

• Design electronics hardware (intristic safe electronic sensors and control hardware)
• Engage with an experienced cross-disciplinary team of embedded, robotics, and hardware engineers to formulate and design innovative products
• Technical ownership for the hardware design projects
• Lead architecture, design reviews with internal teams and suppliers
• Lead various aspects of electronic product readiness including manufacturability
• Perform testing and validation of hardware prior to their release
• Up to 10% of travel 

Requirements

• BS or MS in Electrical, Electronics, Computer engineering or relevant
• 8 years' of experience in Electronics hardware design in at least 2 of the below:
  • Design of Low power microprocessor-based controllers
  • High speed communication systems and Ethernet-based networks
  • Programmable logic design
  • Digital circuit design
  • Low power analogue circuit design
  • Optical/Imaging components and systems
  • RF components and systems

Preferred Experience

• Development of complex CPU, FPGA and ASIC based PCBA designs preferred
• With Schematic capture, PCB layout and circuit analysis applications such as OrCAD, SPICE, eCADSTAR, Altium etc.
• Using electronic test equipment such as Logic, spectrum analyzer, network analyzer, Digital Oscilloscope, Multimeter etc.
• In the design of autonomous sensors such as lidars, radars, cameras is a plus
• Knowledge of common machine control sensors, actuators, and other typical control devices
• Network, analog and digital design, and computer engineering experience a plus