Senior Electronics Engineer

Johnson Controls•Westford, MA

8d•Hybrid

About The Position

Johnson Controls is seeking an electronics engineer for its R&D facility in Westford, Massachusetts. The role involves designing analog and digital electronics for new fire alarm products and supporting existing product lines. Work may cover analog and embedded-system design, small-signal and instrumentation circuitry, switch-mode and linear power supplies, front-panel user interfaces, audio amplifiers, peer-to-peer networking, sensors and detectors, and fiber optics. The engineer will also research technologies for potential use in these products. The position requires working onsite three days per week.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical or Electronic Engineering.
8–12 years of experience in electronics design related to analog, power, audio, or embedded products or systems.
Low-current analog design experience.
Discrete electronic component-level knowledge and experience.
Experience with electronic CAD, including schematic capture, circuit simulation, or related tools.
Ability to work well with others in a team environment spanning multiple countries.
Experience transitioning products to manufacturing.

Nice To Haves

Power supply design experience.
Microprocessor and embedded-system design experience.
Experience with data acquisition systems and laboratory equipment automation.
Some mechanical design support experience.
Experience with optics or physics.

Responsibilities

Design and analyze analog and digital electronics.
Design microcontroller and embedded systems.
Collaborate with other organizations to conceive, develop, and release new products to production.
Work in a team to develop creative solutions to product needs.
Potentially lead small cross-functional teams of less senior engineers, typically electrical and mechanical, with responsibility for costing, scheduling, and meeting design requirements.
Work with Product Management to determine product specifications.
Design equipment to meet agency certifications, including UL, ULC, CE, and FCC.
Research new technologies for use in products.
Support existing product lines.