Senior Hardware Engineer (Embedded Board Design)

Experience: 7+ years preferred (4 to 5 years is acceptable if the candidate is strong)MANDATORY SCREENING (please confirm before submitting):Visa validity: At least1 yearof remaining validity is required.

Onsite: The candidate must be comfortable working 100% onsite in Benton Harbor, MI.

Key Responsibilities: Design boards with microprocessors (e.g., iMX8, iMX9) and microcontrollers (e.g., ESP32, STM32). This is a must-have. Work with display interfaces including MIPI DSI, Parallel Bus, LVDS and HDMI Work with camera interfaces including CSI and USB Create schematics and layouts using Altium and/or Cadence Troubleshoot and debug hardware boards Plan and support lab testing for EMI/EMC Apply knowledge of certification and regulatory requirements (UL/FCC) Handle cost estimation, component selection and BOM creation Work directly with suppliers and vendors Lead electronics design and development, including component selection, schematic design, component placement and PCB sizing Perform layout design following high-speed interface guidelines, run signal integrity, power integrity and thermal analysis, and review Gerber files Design sensor boards (motion, light, accelerometer, temperature, gyroscope, magnetometer), calibrate sensors and integrate them with HMI modules Use communication protocols including SPI, I2C, Serial, UART, USB, DSI and CSI Coordinate with fabrication, assembly and integration teams Conduct board bring-up and functional, EDVT, thermal and performance testing

Required Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in Electrical/Electronics Engineering with related experience (7+ years preferred, 4 to 5 years acceptable for strong candidates), OR an advanced degree with 5+ years, OR equivalent work experience Experience supporting certification activities for multiple countries (FCC, IC, CE), including debugging and resolving issues during certification testing Hands‑on hardware testing in a lab using oscilloscopes, signal analyzers and related equipment Experience resolving field-testing issues and verifying hardware use cases