Electronic Hardware Engineer - Analog, RF & High-Speed PCB

GMP Technologies; Singapore; On-site; SGD 42,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

GMP Technologies in Singapore is seeking an Electronic Hardware Engineer to design analog, digital, RF and power circuits, and to coordinate high‑speed, high‑complexity PCB layout, fabrication and assembly.

You will manage BOMs, assist in test and bring‑up, and support hardware‑related information for software teams. Diploma or degree in electronics and 1–3 years’ hardware design experience are required, with exposure to FPGA and embedded systems.

Qualifications

• Diploma/degree in electronics or related field.
• 1–3 years of relevant hardware design experience.
• Good knowledge of analog, digital, RF, and power electronics.
• Experience in schematic design and PCB coordination.
• Exposure to FPGA and embedded systems.
• Familiarity with high-speed PCB design.
• Good communication and documentation skills.

Responsibilities

• Perform circuit schematic design using Altium Designer or Cadence.
• Design and support analog, digital, RF, and power supply circuits.
• Coordinate high-speed, high-complexity PCB layout, fabrication, and assembly.
• Manage BOM preparation, component selection, and sample procurement.
• Conduct hardware integration, bring-up, and debugging.
• Support software development by providing hardware-related information.
• Assist in PCBA and system-level testing.
• Prepare hardware design documents and test reports.

Skills

Schematic design

Analog & digital electronics

RF & power electronics

FPGA & embedded systems

High-speed PCB design

BOM management

Education

Electronics / E&E degree

Tools

Altium Designer

Cadence

Job description

GMP Technologies in Singapore is seeking an Electronic Hardware Engineer to design analog, digital, RF and power circuits, and to coordinate high‑speed, high‑complexity PCB layout, fabrication and assembly.

You will manage BOMs, assist in test and bring‑up, and support hardware‑related information for software teams. Diploma or degree in electronics and 1–3 years’ hardware design experience are required, with exposure to FPGA and embedded systems.