Sr. Hardware & PCB Engineer

Key Responsibilities

As a PCB & Hardware Design Engineer, you'll be responsible for designing, testing,

and optimizing advanced power and control PCBs used in our IoT and embedded product

lines.

• Design multi-layer PCBs for high-performance and power electronic systems using Altium Designer or equivalent tools.
• Develop and validate analog, digital, and power circuits (>400V, >50A) ensuring safety, efficiency, and reliability.
• Perform schematic design, signal and power integrity analysis (SI/PI), and thermal management to minimize noise, EMI/EMC, and ripple issues.
• Collaborate with R&D, Mechanical, and Production teams to ensure manufacturability and design accuracy.
• Conduct Design Rule Check (DRC), Design for Manufacturing (DFM), and Design for Test (DFT) reviews.
• Generate comprehensive manufacturing documentation (Gerber files, BOMs, assembly drawings, stack-up).
• Maintain accurate and updated PCB component libraries (footprints and 3D
• models).
• Support prototype testing, troubleshooting, and smooth transition to mass production.

Required Skills & Qualifications

• B.E./B.Tech in Electronics or Electrical Engineering (or related discipline).
• 3+ years of professional experience in PCB design and hardware development, including at least 1 year in Power Electronics (EV chargers, motor drives, inverters, or power supplies).
• Proficiency in Altium Designer or similar PCB design tools.
• Strong understanding of high-voltage/high-current PCB design,
• transformer/inductor placement, and power plane optimization.
• Familiarity with communication protocols such as SPI, I2C, UART, RS-485,
• and CAN.
• Good knowledge of IPC standards (IPC-2221, IPC-A-600, etc.) and EMC/EMI
• design principles.
• Hands-on experience in circuit testing, debugging, and validation.
• Excellent problem-solving, documentation, and cross-functional collaboration
• skills.

Preferred Qualifications (Bonus Points)

• Experience with Battery Management Systems (BMS) or Vehicle Control
• Units (VCU).
• Exposure to automotive or industrial electronics design standards.
• Familiarity with simulation tools for thermal, SI, and PI analysis.