Hardware developer - Aarhus

Prevas A/S; Aarhus kommune; On-site; DKK 550,000 - 750,000; Full time

Job summary

Prevas A/S in Aarhus seeks an experienced hardware developer to join a broad team working across several industries. You will contribute to hardware design, bring-up, and verification, collaborating closely with mechanical engineers, embedded software developers, and project managers.

The role requires a bachelor degree in electrical engineering and hands-on experience in power electronics, EMI, PCB layout, and production testing.

Qualifications

• Bachelor degree or higher in electrical engineering or similar.
• Experience in power electronics and power supplies.
• Experience with EMI considerations, PCB layout, and hardware bring-up.

Responsibilities

• Work in a dedicated hardware team in Aarhus, collaborating with engineers and project managers.
• Design and verify hardware for multiple industries, including production testing and EMI.
• Contribute to design for manufacture and EMC testing and environmental approvals.

Skills

Power electronics

PCB layout

EMC testing

Simulation

Hardware bring-up

Education

Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering

Tools

Altium

Orcad

Job description

We are expanding our hardware team in Aarhus and are looking for a positive, service minded, experienced hardware developer that enjoys working with many different challenges in a number of different industries and sectors.

You must be driven by curiosity while valuing quality and providing an excellent service towards our customers. Self-driven but not afraid of drawing on the knowledge of more experienced colleagues.

You will be working in a dedicated team of excellent hardware developers in Aarhus cooperating with mechanical engineers, embedded software developers, Linux developers and project managers.

You have a bachelor degree (or higher) in electrical engineering or similar with years of experience in some of the following areas:

• Power electronics and power supplies
• Designing for production testing
• Designing with respect to EMI
• Simulation
• Hardware bring-up and verification
• PCB layout
• Altium and Orcad
• EMC testing
• Environmental testing and approvals