Hardware Engineer

URBIO; Almería; Vor Ort; EUR 42.000 - 62.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Urbio Led, based in Almería, Spain, is seeking a hardware engineer to drive the design of smart street lighting hardware within a cross-functional team.

You will own hardware architecture, schematic and PCB design (Altium), perform analog/digital design, and ensure compliance with DFMEA and safety requirements while collaborating with engineering colleagues and visiting project sites.

Qualifikationen

• Degree in Electronic Engineering or related field.
• Analog and Digital Hardware experience.
• PCB design rules to support PCB design phase, preferably using Altium.
• Knowledge about electronic components: passive, Power supply modules, microcontroller, memory solutions.
• DFMEA and Functional Safety basic knowledge.
• Ability to plan and manage delivery of the agreed roadmap items.
• Bill of Material management.
• Assist in the collection and documentation of system and hardware requirements, estimates and work plans.
• Oscilloscope, Multimeter, Function Generator, Electronic Load, Laboratory Test Bench.

Aufgaben

• Analyzing customer requirements and Specification;
• Hardware Architecture and Schematic Block Design;
• Schematic Design and Simulation;
• PCB Design, using Altium;
• Electrical and Thermal Characterizations in order to ensuring that products adhere to the standards and customer requirements;
• Reports and documentation management through PLM;
• Travelling to different project sites;
• Interaction with cross functional engineering teams in the company;
• Take ownership for critical design issues;
• Working on multiple projects at one time.

Kenntnisse

Analog Hardware

Digital Hardware

PCB Design

Altium

DFMEA

Functional Safety

Bill of Materials

System Requirements

Oscilloscope

Multimeter

Function Generator

Electronic Load

Laboratory Test Bench

Team Collaboration

Ausbildung

Electronic Engineering

Tools

Altium

PLM

Oscilloscope

Multimeter

Function Generator

Electronic Load

Laboratory Test Bench

Jobbeschreibung

Company: Urbio Led – Leading Smart Street Lighting Company in Eastern Europe

Location: Almeria, Spain

Department: Technologies

Reports To: Head of Hardware Development

About Urbio

URBIO is a leading European manufacturer of smart street lighting solutions, with over 3,000 successful projects delivered across Romania, Moldova, Serbia, and Montenegro.

We specialize in highly certified, energy-efficient smart luminaires natively integrated with our ecosystem of solutions, including:

• An AI-powered smart city platform for asset and lighting management;
• Advanced controllers, sensors, and smart accessories;
• A wide range of communication protocols, including PLC, LoRa, and GSM.

Key Responsibilities:

• Analyzing customer requirements and Specification;
• Hardware Architecture and Schematic Block Design;
• Schematic Design and Simulation;
• PCB Design, using Altium;
• Electrical and Thermal Characterizations in order to ensuring that products adhere to the standards and customer requirements;
• Reports and documentation management through PLM;
• Travelling to different project sites;
• Interaction with cross functional engineering teams in the company;
• Take ownership for critical design issues;
• Working on multiple projects at one time.

Required Technical Qualifications and Tools:

• Degree in Electronic Engineering or related field;
• Analog and Digital Hardware experience;
• PCB design rules in order to support PCB design phase, preferably using Altium;
• Knowledge about electronic components: passive, Power supply modules, microcontroller, memory solutions;
• DFMEA and Functional Safety basic knowledge;
• Ability to plan and manage delivery of the agreed roadmap items;
• Bill of Material management;
• Assist in the collection and documentation of system and hardware requirements, estimates and work plans;
• Oscilloscope, Multimeter, Function Generator, Electronic Load, Laboratory Test Bench.

Ideal Candidate:

• Excellent communication skills;
• Ability to work both in a team and alone and to manage your own workload;
• Ability to work under pressure;
• Problem solving skills.

Ready to light up new projects? Join Urbio and help power Europe's smart city future.