Hardware Design Engineer

Experience: 4–7 Years

Work Mode: On-site | No Work From Home

Working Days: 5 Days/Week

About the Role

We’re looking for a hands-on Hardware Design Engineer who enjoys taking hardware from concept to prototype. You’ll work across PCB design, circuit development, IoT hardware, embedded systems, and FPGA programming , collaborating closely with firmware and software teams to build reliable, scalable products.

Key Responsibilities

• Design and develop PCB schematics and layouts for new and existing products.
• Design, debug, test, and troubleshoot electronic circuits and hardware.
• Develop and integrate IoT-based hardware systems .
• Work on embedded programming and hardware-software integration.
• Develop and implement FPGA programming for relevant hardware applications.
• Select appropriate electronic components based on technical and product requirements.
• Build prototypes and conduct testing, validation, and debugging .
• Identify and resolve hardware issues during development and testing.
• Collaborate with Firmware, Software, and other Engineering teams for seamless product integration.
• Maintain hardware design documentation, schematics, BOMs, and test reports.

What We’re Looking For

• 4–7 years of hands-on experience in hardware/electronics design.
• Strong experience in PCB schematic design and PCB layout .
• Excellent hands-on knowledge of circuit design, debugging, and testing .
• Experience working with IoT systems and hardware development tools .
• Practical experience with embedded programming and FPGA programming .
• Strong understanding of electronic components and component selection.
• Experience with prototyping, testing, and hardware validation.
• Ability to work independently and troubleshoot hardware issues effectively.
• Strong collaboration skills with firmware and software engineering teams.

Ideal Candidate

Someone who is hands-on, detail-oriented, and strong at problem-solving , with the ability to take a hardware idea from schematic → PCB → prototype → testing → final implementation .