Electronics design

We are looking for an experienced electronics designer with solid expertise in both digital and analog design for a development assignment in a technology intensive environment. The role suits you who enjoy working through the entire development chain and want to be involved in taking products from concept to finished, verified solution.

About the assignment As an electronics designer, you are responsible for the development and construction of electronic solutions, which include both digital and analog parts. You work with schematic drawing, component selection, dimensioning and design optimization taking into account requirements for function, performance, reliability and manufacturability. '

The assignment covers the entire product development cycle – from design and construction to testing, integration and verification of the finished product. You are active in the development of prototypes, performing troubleshooting and verification, and ensuring that the solution meets set requirements and relevant standards.

Collaboration and working methods The work is carried out in cross-functional teams in close collaboration with: Systems engineers Software developers PLD/FPGA developers Production and industrialization teams You contribute technical expertise in dialogues around architecture, interfaces and technical choices and ensure that the design is adapted for efficient production and testability.

The role requires good teamwork skills, a lack of prestige and a willingness to contribute to the team's common goals. You are communicative, structured and take responsibility for your deliveries.

Qualifications Several years of experience in electronics design in both analog and digital design Experience in schematic drawing and PCB design Experience in testing, integration and verification of electronics Good understanding of the entire development process from requirements to finished product

Merits: Experience of design in Siemens Xpedition Design Experience of working in regulatory or quality-critical environments Experience of EMC adaptation and troubleshooting