Electronics engineer

As an Electronics Engineer at our company, you will be an integral part of our engineering team, contributing to the development and validation of our PCB design automation platform. This role offers you the exciting opportunity to work on cutting-edge automation technology while applying your hands-on electronics design expertise. Your key responsibilities will include designing and developing embedded hardware circuits such as microcontroller systems, power supplies, and sensor interfaces. You will create comprehensive schematics, component libraries, and PCB layouts using EDA tools like Altium, Cadence, KiCad, and EasyEDA. Additionally, you will be responsible for developing and maintaining component footprint libraries and design rule libraries, performing circuit analysis, component selection, and design optimization. You will also test and validate PCB design automation algorithms with real-world design scenarios and develop Python scripts for design verification, component data processing, and automation workflows. In terms of required qualifications, we are looking for candidates with proficiency in at least two EDA tools for schematic capture and PCB layout. You should have experience in designing embedded hardware systems, knowledge of power supply design, and an understanding of PCB design principles. Fluency in Python programming for automation scripting and data processing is essential, along with familiarity with component selection, datasheet analysis, and BOM management. Ideal candidates for this role are creative, innovative, detail-oriented, collaborative, curious, and practical. We welcome fresh graduates with a Bachelor's degree in Electronics Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or a related field, although 0-3 years of industry experience is preferred. The ideal candidate should have completed at least one full PCB design cycle from concept to manufactured board and possess hands-on experience with various package types and knowledge of manufacturing constraints and design for manufacturability. Additionally, familiarity with common interfaces such as I2C, SPI, UART, USB, and Ethernet is beneficial.,