Design Engineer

Design Engineer II is responsible for creating new engineering designs and modifying existing products following established procedures. This role involves understanding design requirements, developing reference designs, and executing design implementations. Design Engineer II should have a solid grasp of the design process, be able to create and execute validation test plans, and be proficient in at least one CAD tool relevant to their discipline.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

(Electrical & Mechanical) Create, gather, and enter complete design package data into the PDM system for ECO release at the appropriate project phase gates.

(Software) Proficient in at least one and familiar with multiple high-level programming languages and compilers; experienced with in-circuit emulators.

(Software) Demonstrated strong programming and debugging skills.

Collaborate with the manager and/or project manager to provide information supporting the initial quotation process.

Supervise and guide Design Engineer I and Technicians on assigned projects.

Provide technical support for all manufacturing builds, including engineering prototypes, NPI, and production releases.

Stay up to date with the latest technologies and techniques to deliver competitive and cost-effective designs.

Design Engineer (Electrical)

Independently perform and analyze circuit designs from start to finish.

Develop subsystem architectures under the guidance of a Senior Engineer (Engineer III or above).

Be familiar with common manufacturing processes related to electrical design and guide PCB layout accordingly.

Design Engineer (Software)

Independently design, develop, document, debug, and test software and/or firmware on hardware platforms.

Demonstrate strong proficiency in at least one programming language.

Write, test, and debug code with minimal supervision.

Design Engineer (Mechanical)

Independently design mechanical parts and subsystems from concept to completion.

Perform relevant manual analyses to solve technical problems.

Be knowledgeable about manufacturing and tooling processes, ensuring effective design for manufacturability.

Design Engineer (DFX)

Evaluate and analyze designs from PCB to HLA levels (DFF, DFM, DFA).

Understand requirements, identify optimization options, and assess impacts on design cost, assembly methods, and implementation risks.

Be proficient in at least one design assessment tool and knowledgeable about relevant manufacturing processes and equipment.

Component Engineer

Evaluate electrical and electro-mechanical components and BOMs for supply chain risk, cost, and suitability for design.

Understand design requirements to identify optimization options and assess impacts on cost and implementation risk.

Possess strong knowledge of electrical part commodities and alignment with corporate sourcing strategies.

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering or equivalent.

At least 3 years of relevant experience

Additional experience requirements may vary depending on the market sector.

• Qualification: Bachelor
• Age: 25 - 30
• Job type: Permanent