Hardware Engineer

Aidlab; Województwo pomorskie; Ibrido; PLN 60.000 - 80.000; Tempo pieno

Descrizione del lavoro

A health-focused technology company in Gdansk, Poland is looking for a mid/senior hardware engineer to work on low-power wearable electronics. The ideal candidate should have strong experience with Altium or KiCad and a solid understanding of clean power design, documentation, and supplier communication. The role involves designing circuits, producing technical documentation, and supporting compliance efforts. You'll be part of a dedicated team creating next-generation wearable hardware for health applications.

Competenze

• Strong experience with Altium or KiCad.
• Practical understanding of low-noise power supplies.
• Comfort working with suppliers and manufacturing partners.

Mansioni

• Design circuits and validate them in real hardware.
• Prepare solid technical documentation for production and compliance work.
• Stay current with relevant components and embedded hardware technologies.
• Support EMC and CE/FCC readiness.
• Improve product quality and help reduce material cost where it makes sense.

Conoscenze

Experience with Altium

Experience with KiCad

Understanding of low-noise power supplies

Supplier communication skills

Descrizione del lavoro

Mid/senior hardware role for someone who can take low-power wearable electronics from design to documentation and supplier handoff.

This is a mid/senior engineering position based in Gdansk, Poland.

You will help build next-generation wearable hardware and work on electronics that need to be robust, low power, and ready for production.

The role fits someone with strong Altium or KiCad experience, familiarity with low-power ARM-based circuits, and a good understanding of clean power design, documentation, and supplier communication.

What you will do

• Design circuits and validate them in real hardware.
• Prepare solid technical documentation for production and compliance work.
• Stay current with relevant components and embedded hardware technologies.
• Support EMC and CE/FCC readiness.
• Improve product quality and help reduce material cost where it makes sense.

What we need from you

• Strong experience with Altium or KiCad.
• Practical understanding of low-noise power supplies.
• Comfort working with suppliers and manufacturing partners.
• Good judgment around reliability, documentation, and quality.

About the team

We are a team of designers and engineers building wearable products and health-focused technology.

Aidlab combines hardware, software, and signal analysis into one system used in health, sport, and research.