Hardware Engineer

 Design and Development: Create hardware designs, including circuit boards, microprocessors, memory chips, and other electronic components, to meet specific performance and functionality requirements.
Prototyping: Build and test prototypes of hardware systems to evaluate their performance, identify issues, and make necessary improvements.
Component Selection: Choose appropriate electronic components, including processors, memory, and sensors, based on project requirements and budget constraints.
Schematic Design: Create detailed schematics and circuit diagrams to guide the PCB (printed circuit board) layout and manufacturing process.
PCB Layout: Collaborate with PCB designers to develop and optimize the layout of printed circuit boards for manufacturability, reliability, and signal integrity.
Testing and Validation: Conduct comprehensive testing and validation of hardware components and systems, identifying and addressing any defects or performance issues.
Compliance: Ensure that hardware designs comply with industry standards and regulations, such as safety and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) standards.
Documentation: Maintain detailed records, documentation, and technical specifications for hardware designs and modifications.
Collaboration: Work closely with cross-functional teams, including software engineers, firmware engineers, and product designers, to ensure hardware and software integration.
Troubleshooting: Diagnose and resolve hardware-related issues during development and post-production phases.