Electronics Engineer - Control Systems & Power PCBs

VitalFluid; Eindhoven; On-site; EUR 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

VitalFluid is building the electronics behind a technology that's changing agriculture. We design control electronics for plasma systems and scale machines for real-world deployment in farming environments.

You'll own the complete electrical architecture, redesign aging hardware, develop new PCB architectures, and collaborate with embedded software to integrate microcontrollers and interfaces. This role is based in Eindhoven, with on-site work and a path toward scalable, reliable hardware.

Qualifications

• Experienced electronics engineer who enjoys solving practical engineering challenges.
• Ownership mindset, clear communication, and ability to turn complex problems into robust solutions.
• Experience with PCB design from schematic to layout and attention to manufacturability.

Responsibilities

• Designing and improving PCBs for control systems, interfaces, and machine electronics.
• Validating schematics, layouts, and component selections with manufacturability and reliability in mind.
• Working on power electronics and electrical subsystems that support VitalFluid's plasma technology.
• Investigating alternative components to improve availability, reduce costs, and eliminate single-source risks.
• Collaborating with embedded software engineers on microcontroller integration and communication interfaces.
• Defining test procedures and validating designs before they move into production.
• Troubleshooting electrical issues on prototypes and deployed systems.
• Contributing to a more modular and scalable machine architecture

Skills

PCB design

Microcontrollers

Industrial interfaces

EMC/compliance

Power electronics

Job description

VitalFluid is building the electronics behind a technology that's changing agriculture. We design control electronics for plasma systems and scale machines for real-world deployment in farming environments.

You'll own the complete electrical architecture, redesign aging hardware, develop new PCB architectures, and collaborate with embedded software to integrate microcontrollers and interfaces. This role is based in Eindhoven, with on-site work and a path toward scalable, reliable hardware.