Hardware Design Engineer - Sensor Front-Ends & Mixed-Signal PCBs

Newton Colmore Consulting; Donostia/San Sebastián; Presencial; EUR 55.000 - 75.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Newton Colmore Consulting is recruiting a Hardware Design Engineer for a TechBio client in Northern Spain. You will own the hardware development cycle from concept to field deployment, focusing on analog front-ends, sensor conditioning and mixed-signal PCB design using Altium.

The role requires hands-on hardware design experience, a strong electronics background (Master's in electronics engineering preferred), and a track record in developing novel sensors.

Formación

• Hands-on hardware design experience across the development cycle.
• Strong electronics fundamentals with a Master’s degree in electronics engineering.
• Experience developing novel sensors from scratch.
• Experience in medical technology, industrial automation, or pharma is advantageous.

Responsabilidades

• Design hardware across the full development cycle from concept to deployment.
• Lead the hardware electronics cycle: schematic, layout, bring-up, validation, and industrialisation.
• Design low-signal analog front-ends and impedance/sensor conditioning circuits.
• Handle electrochemical, optical, potentiometric, amperometric and capacitive sensors and conditioning.
• Design mixed-signal multilayer PCBs in Altium; negotiate BOM and manage supplier lead times.

Conocimientos

Hardware design

Sensors development

Full hardware development cycle

Educación

Master's degree in electronics engineering

Herramientas

Altium Designer

Descripción del empleo

Newton Colmore Consulting is recruiting a Hardware Design Engineer for a TechBio client in Northern Spain. You will own the hardware development cycle from concept to field deployment, focusing on analog front-ends, sensor conditioning and mixed-signal PCB design using Altium.

The role requires hands-on hardware design experience, a strong electronics background (Master's in electronics engineering preferred), and a track record in developing novel sensors.