Electrical Embedded Engineer

Lake Forest, CA

Full Time

Job Description:

Component Engineering, PCB ECAD Library Management

PCB Layout and Electrical Hardware Testing

Schematic/circuit design experience and responsible for a PCBA circuit design/ with PCB Layout experience, from start to finish with very little guidance from other engineers

Basic analog filter design

Buck regulator design

Power decoupling analysis

How to review microcontroller/processor datasheets and assign signals to pins

How to translate design requirements into circuit elements

How to simulate circuits

Motor controller design (PID), experience with various motor types

Circuit design for EMC/ESD

Board stackup design

Position sensing - encoders, Hall Effect, Photo sensors, etc

Power monitoring

High speed signals - termination, routing, impedance control

Standard IC intercommunication standards: SPI, I2C, I2S, UART, CAN, Ethernet

Requesting Saravanan,

to kindly share few more CV profiles… to match the above additional skill sets, with the below requirements added initially,

Minimum Requirements:

• On-site at Lake Forest, California, facility .Immediate availability.
• Bachelor’s Degree Electrical Engineering or higher Excellent written and verbal English communication skills

12+ Years of Relevant Experience Microcontroller/microprocessor-based circuit design. Board-level digital circuit design (for example: memory, I2C/SPI devices, ADC/DAC, etc.).Board-level analog circuit design (for example: sensor conditioning, op amps, filters, linear and switching power supplies, motor drive circuits, etc.). Wired communication interfaces (for example: Ethernet, CAN bus, MIPI, USB, etc.). Extensive knowledge of signal integrity, power integrity, transmission line theory, and other PCBA layout-related issues. Design-for-EMC; Design-for-Safety; Design-for-Reliability. Pluses:

• Deep understanding of wireless communication interfaces starting at physical layer and up to product level (including Wi-Fi, ZigBee, Bluetooth, and RFID).
• Medical device development under 21 CFR Part 820. CPLD/FPGA/ASIC development using Verilog or VHDL.

PCBA layout using Allegro, Altium, or other tools.