Electronics Engineer — Wearable Animal Tech (End-to-End HW)

Halter; Auckland; On-site; NZD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Halter is seeking an electronics engineer in Auckland to own key parts of collar hardware. You’ll drive design decisions from concept to mass deployment, tackling ultra-low power, RF, antenna tuning, solar conversion, battery systems, audio, and high-voltage pulse circuits.

This deeply technical, fast-moving role requires turning tough constraints into smart solutions while collaborating with firmware, systems, and manufacturing teams. Travel to China and Thailand is required.

Qualifications

• Tertiary degree in Electronics Engineering.
• 1+ years' professional experience in electronics design.
• Experience delivering designs into high-volume mass production.
• Experience with MCUs, SoCs, IMUs, GPS, WiFi, LoRa, I2C, SPI, OpAmps, ADCs/DACs, SMPS, LDO.
• Ultra-low power IoT design including solar and high-voltage considerations.
• Proficiency with EE tools (SPICE, oscilloscopes, network analyzers, HV meters).

Responsibilities

• Rapidly design, develop, and test reliable electronics for world leading wearables and infrastructure.
• End-to-end electronic design ownership from component selection to testing and manufacturing.
• Collaborate with firmware, mechanical, production, and farm teams to deliver robust hardware.

Skills

Electronics design

IoT hardware

Power management

RF & antenna tuning

PCB layout

Sensing & sensors

Team collaboration

Problem solving

Education

Bachelors in Electronics Engineering

Tools

SPICE simulation

Oscilloscopes

Network analyzers

LCR meters

HV meters

Job description

Halter is seeking an electronics engineer in Auckland to own key parts of collar hardware. You’ll drive design decisions from concept to mass deployment, tackling ultra-low power, RF, antenna tuning, solar conversion, battery systems, audio, and high-voltage pulse circuits.

This deeply technical, fast-moving role requires turning tough constraints into smart solutions while collaborating with firmware, systems, and manufacturing teams. Travel to China and Thailand is required.