Hardware engineer - PCB Design

Net2Source•Tulse or Bartlesville, OK

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Net2Source Inc. is seeking a Hardware Engineer for a client in the oil and gas industry that provides gas chromatograph industrial equipment. The engineer will help develop a new embedded system and design its mechanical structure. The role is based onsite in Tulse or Bartlesville, Oklahoma, with the posting specifying five days per week in the Bartlesville office. The assignment is listed as 6+ months with potential extension and pays $50–$60 per hour on W2. The position involves PCB design and embedded hardware development, including microcontroller design. Preferred additional work spans analog and digital electronics development from concept through production, testing, prototyping, debugging, compliance and certification, production integration, and ongoing support. The engineer will collaborate with cross-functional teams and produce technical documentation and PCBA release materials.

Requirements

Experience with OrCAD schematic capture and Cadence/Allegro PCB layout.
Bachelor’s degree in engineering or a related field preferred; alternatively, a special combination of education and experience and/or demonstrated accomplishments may qualify.
At least 5 years of experience, or an alternative combination of education, experience, and/or demonstrated accomplishments.
Embedded hardware development experience with microcontroller design and development.
Willingness to relocate to Tulse or Bartlesville, Oklahoma.
Willingness to work onsite five days per week in Bartlesville, Oklahoma.

Nice To Haves

Experience developing high-accuracy, low-noise, low-power analog electronics for natural gas flow measurement using differential pressure sensors.
Hands-on analog, digital, and electromechanical hardware development experience.
Knowledge of EMI/EMC compliance and ability to conduct testing independently.
Familiarity with hazardous-area certification for oil fields.
Experience designing low-power electronics below 1 watt.
Experience with design for FMEA.
Experience creating output job files and fully documented PCBA release packages.
Experience in a gated or SCRUM environment and holding formal reviews, including concept, design, FMEA, EMC, and functional test reviews.
Familiarity with flow computers and gas chromatographs.
Experience working closely with production, production test, customer support, and supply chain teams.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills and ability to produce clear, concise technical documentation.

Responsibilities

Develop a new embedded system and design its mechanical structure.
Create schematics using OrCAD and PCB layouts using Cadence/Allegro.
Develop embedded hardware, including microcontroller designs.
Design hardware from concept through production, including component selection, testing, prototype builds, debugging, regulatory and certification approvals, production integration, and ongoing support.
Develop high-accuracy, low-noise, low-power analog electronics for natural gas flow measurement using differential pressure sensors.
Perform EMI/EMC testing independently.
Bring up microcontroller designs through coding and testing.
Create output job files and a documented PCBA release package, including schematics, PCB Gerber files, bills of materials, test procedures, and special build instructions.
Participate in formal reviews, potentially including concept, design, FMEA, EMC, and functional test reviews.
Work with production, production test, customer support, and supply chain teams.
Produce clear and concise technical documentation.