Principal Electrical Engineer

Responsibilities

• Establish and enforce rigorous design practices including worst-case circuit analysis, component derating, and DFM/DFT/DFR to ensure hardware is reliable and producible at volume
• Serve as the final technical sign-off authority on all major design decisions, design reviews, V&V plans, and product releases
• Mentor and guide electrical engineers across all levels, building technical excellence and raising the standard of hardware practice within the team
• Work with stakeholders and management to define system requirements, validate technical feasibility, and shape the hardware roadmap
• Provide expert-level technical leadership on complex, multi-disciplinary problems across the organization
• Communicate architectural vision and design decisions through clear documentation, design reviews, and presentations to technical and executive audiences
• You should have the following
• 10+ years of distinguished experience in electrical hardware design, with deep expertise in high-speed digital design and embedded systems
• Demonstrated track record of taking products from concept through high-volume production, with hands-on ownership at each stage of the hardware development lifecycle
• Expert-level proficiency in schematic capture (Altium preferred) with a history of producing and reviewing complex, multi-domain designs
• Mastery of PCB layout principles for high-speed digital, power, and mixed-signal systems, with proven ability to guide layout to meet stringent SI/PI and EMC requirements
• Worst-case circuit analysis and design margin methodology practiced as a standard part of the design process
• Recognized expert in at least one relevant technical domain: power electronics, RF/wireless design, high-speed digital design, or embedded systems architecture
• Proven experience defining system architecture from requirements and executing through to production hardware
• Fluency with high-speed serial interfaces (PCIe, MIPI CSI-2, USB 3.x, LVDS, SerDes) and the signal integrity considerations that govern them
• Experience with DFM, DFT, and EMC/EMI as practiced disciplines with a record of shipping reliable hardware at volume