Senior Embedded Hardware Engineer - Satellite Communications

Enova Group; Lausanne; Hybrid; CHF 110,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

Enova Group is seeking a Senior Hardware Electronics Engineer to join a global R&D team. You will design and validate embedded electronic hardware for next-generation satellite communication systems, collaborating with Systems, FPGA, RF, Mechanical, Thermal, and Manufacturing engineers.

The role emphasizes hardware architecture, schematics, board bring-up, and design-for-manufacturing, with a focus on high-reliability aerospace-grade electronics. Lausanne-based, on-site collaboration expected.

Qualifications

• Master's degree in Electronics or related field.
• 8+ years of hardware electronics design experience.
• Proven track record owning complete development of complex boards.
• Strong background in analog and digital electronics.
• Experience defining PCB stack-ups and routing rules.
• Solid experience in hardware validation and debugging.

Responsibilities

• Define the hardware architecture of complex electronic boards.
• Design analog and digital schematics and select components.
• Define PCB stack-ups and routing constraints; supervise PCB layout.
• Perform hardware bring-up, validation, and troubleshooting.
• Participate in qualification campaigns and product release.
• Collaborate with Systems, FPGA, RF, Mechanical, Thermal and Manufacturing teams.

Skills

Analog electronics

Digital electronics

Hardware debugging

Root cause analysis

Education

Master's degree in Electronics

Tools

Altium Designer

Job description

Enova Group is seeking a Senior Hardware Electronics Engineer to join a global R&D team. You will design and validate embedded electronic hardware for next-generation satellite communication systems, collaborating with Systems, FPGA, RF, Mechanical, Thermal, and Manufacturing engineers.

The role emphasizes hardware architecture, schematics, board bring-up, and design-for-manufacturing, with a focus on high-reliability aerospace-grade electronics. Lausanne-based, on-site collaboration expected.