Faradworks is on a mission to redefine how electronics are designed. We believe hardware development should move at the speed of software. Inspired by the principle of leverage through intelligence, we're building AI-native tools that help engineers go from idea to prototype in minutes, not months. We're a small team of engineers and builders, with experience at places like Orangewood Labs (YC-W18), Turing and Cornell. We're deeply technical, relentlessly user-focused, and we believe the future of hardware design is modular, automated, and AI-assisted. If you're passionate about turning complex workflows into beautiful, fast systems and want to help build the foundation of next-generation electronic design, we want you in the arena with us. What We Do More than 50% of a hardware engineer's time is wasted on repetitive, manual grunt work: part selection, symbol creation, schematic wiring, and layout. This slows down the entire product cycle and causes companies to miss market windows. At Faradworks, we're building the world's first AI design copilot for circuit boards. Our platform generates schematics, selects components, builds layouts, and cross-references BOMs all from a simple block diagram or natural language prompt. How We Work We move fast and ship often. Our culture is async-first, remote-friendly, and outcome-driven. We don't track hours, just impact. Every engineer at Faradworks wears multiple hats. You might be designing a new motor driver block one week and helping us build validation tools the next. We don't do handoffs. We do ownership. About the Role We're looking for a hands-on Electrical Design Engineer to join us as a Block Designer, someone who loves designing high-quality PCBs and is obsessed with making them reusable, modular, and scalable. In this role, you'll help build the core circuit block library that powers our AI copilot. These blocks will be used by thousands of engineers to go from idea to first prototype at lightning speed. How You Will Contribute Design, simulate, and test modular PCB blocks using KiCad (and optionally Altium) Build a reusable library of circuits: power supplies, microcontrollers, sensors, comms, and more Validate blocks for performance, manufacturability, and reliability Collaborate with AI engineers to convert your designs into generative templates Create documentation, test cases, and usage guides for other engineers Contribute to the vision of AI-assisted hardware engineering from day one You Have 2–5 years of experience designing schematics and PCBs, ideally for commercial or consumer hardware Strong understanding of analog/digital circuits, common protocols (UART, I2C, SPI), and embedded systems Proficiency in KiCad (or Altium, Eagle, etc.) and standard simulation tools A bias for clean, modular, and reusable designs A hacker's spirit: maybe you've built your own boards, drones, wearables, or Raspberry Pi projects Bonus: Experience with scripting (Python, Bash, etc.) or writing validation scripts Bonus: Familiarity with BOM management, part sourcing, and lifecycle awareness Benefits & Perks 💻 Work remotely from anywhere in India 🧠 Build and influence a product that's transforming how engineers work ⚡ Direct access to founders, fast feedback loops, and zero bureaucracy 🕒 Flexible hours: work when you work best 🧰 Budget for hardware tools or boards you want to explore The Details 📍 Location: Remote (India preferred) 📅 Start Date: As soon as possible 💰 Compensation: Competitive base 🛠️ Tools: We're a KiCad-first team, with support for Altium exports Apply Now Think you're a fit? Send your resume and examples of your work directly to careers@faradworks.com for a quicker response. Let's build the future of electronics, one block at a time.
