$111,300 - $166,900 USD yearly
Originally posted 24 February 2026 by the employer.
About the role
As an IE-IoT Platform Architecture Hardware Engineer, you will architect, plan, design, optimize, verify, and test electronic systems, circuits, Digital and Analog systems, and test systems for products in the IoT market space.
What you'll do
- Architect, design, develop, and evaluate electronic systems, select components, and guide PCB layout for retail and industrial electronic equipment. - Collaborate with internal or third-party manufacturing contacts to fabricate hardware systems. - Verify and test designs to ensure requirements and compliance. - Conduct detailed reviews and analysis of designs to ensure implementation meets appropriate power, performance, area, compliance, and cost metrics. - Coordinate or conduct specialized analyses, including feasibility studies, signal integrity, and power integrity, to verify design performance.
What you'll need
- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Electrical/Electronics Engineering, Engineering, or a related field with 2+ years of Hardware Engineering or related experience (or Master's with 1+ year, or PhD). - Knowledge of electronic system architecture and design ranging from handheld devices to industrial computing. - Knowledge of component selection, electronics system design, and PCB design.
Nice to have
- Master's Degree in Electrical Engineering or related field with 0-2 years of Hardware Engineering experience. - Experience with hardware system design, system integration, schematic capture, and circuit simulation software. - Experience with hardware system validation and standard measurement instruments such as oscilloscopes, spectrum analyzers, and DMMs. - Knowledge of PCB manufacturing, CCA assembly, and Final Assembly and Test. - Ability to travel internationally to India, Taiwan, Europe, and China as required by project schedules.
Skills: electronic system architecture, component selection, electronics system design, PCB design, hardware system validation, signal integrity