Electronics Engineer II

Econolite Group, Inc.•Anaheim, CA

4d•$119,662 - $120,662•Onsite

About The Position

This role involves the design of new electronic products based on high-level requirements, including research into various technologies and documentation of technical specifications. The engineer will be responsible for schematic capture and PCB layout design, prototype development, board bring-up, comprehensive testing, and debugging of new products. Additionally, the position includes designing test equipment for manufacturing, functional verification, microcontroller firmware design, and signal characterization. The engineer will also need to quickly learn current/legacy products and provide troubleshooting and support for customer issues. A key part of the role is creating product support documentation, including manuals and Engineering Change Orders (ECOs).

Requirements

Bachelor’s Degree (or foreign equivalent) in Electrical, Electronics Engineering or closely related field.
3 years of work experience in the job offered or closely related occupation.
Expertise/knowledge of designing and developing electronics products.
Understanding and exposure to PCB schematics and layouts, signal characterization, and microcontroller firmware design and development.
Experience using tools like Altium Designer and PADS for hardware development.
Understanding of DFM (Design for Manufacturability) principles and best practices in electronic circuit design.
Demonstrated strong soldering, circuit debugging, and hardware validation skills using oscilloscopes, multimeters, and other lab instruments.
Development experience with firmware for ARM-based microcontrollers using embedded C, implementing low-level drivers and hardware interfaces.
Strong programming skills in C and Python for automation, embedded development, and system integration tasks.
Experience in SolidWorks for enclosure design and electromechanical integration as part of cross-functional product development.

Responsibilities

Design of new products based on high-level requirements, including research and exploration of various technologies and documentation of technical specifications.
Schematic capture and PCB layout design for new products.
Prototype development, board bring-up, comprehensive testing, and debugging of new products.
Test equipment design for Manufacturing.
Functional verification.
Microcontroller firmware design.
Signal characterization.
Quick ramp-up on current/legacy products and troubleshooting/support of customer issues.
Creation of product support documentation including manuals and Engineering Change Orders (ECOs).