Senior Analog Electronics Engineer, Product Development

G2V Optics; Edmonton; On-site; CAD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

G2V Optics in Edmonton is seeking an Analog Electronics Engineer (Product Development) to own from concept to production. You will translate customer needs into clear requirements, manage timelines and risks, validate through tests, and coordinate work including paper models, simulations, proofs of concept, and prototypes.

The role links electronics design with optics, thermal, and manufacturability considerations, requiring strong fundamentals and hands-on bench skills.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree or equivalent in engineering/physical sciences or computer science.
• 3–5 years in product development taking electronics from concept to production.
• Understanding of product management fundamentals: user stories, requirements, stakeholder engagement, and traceability.
• Ability to manage timelines, budgets, and risks; navigate early-stage ambiguity.
• Strong written and verbal communication for gate reviews and updates.
• Technical depth in electronics to evaluate designs and conduct reviews.

Responsibilities

• Engineering Testing & Oversight: write test plans, define pass/fail criteria, document results, and conduct design reviews.
• Engineering Design: translate requirements into buildable designs; perform iterations with paper models, simulations, and prototypes.
• Product Management: maintain user story maps and requirements; engage with customers during gate reviews.

Skills

SPICE simulation

PCB design (KiCAD)

EDA tools (Altium)

DFM knowledge

Analog circuit fundamentals

IPC standards

Bench testing

Python for test automation

Embedded C for ARM

Git/version control

Education

Bachelor's degree in Engineering/Physical Science/CS

Tools

LTspice

PSpice

TINA-TI

KiCAD

Altium

Git

Job description

G2V Optics in Edmonton is seeking an Analog Electronics Engineer (Product Development) to own from concept to production. You will translate customer needs into clear requirements, manage timelines and risks, validate through tests, and coordinate work including paper models, simulations, proofs of concept, and prototypes.

The role links electronics design with optics, thermal, and manufacturability considerations, requiring strong fundamentals and hands-on bench skills.