Hardware Design Engineer

KES SYSTEMS & SERVICE (1993) PTE LTD; Singapore; On-site; SGD 60,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

KES SYSTEMS & SERVICE (1993) PTE LTD in Singapore is seeking an Electronics Engineer to design analog and digital circuitry, including MCU and FPGA firmware. The role involves verifying prototypes and generating BOMs and test specifications.

You will design, code and test new circuitry and firmware features, review customer specs, and propose design concepts. You will collaborate with test teams to define tests and fixtures and manage prototype testing data.

Qualifications

• Experience in electronics circuitry design (analog/digital).
• Experience with MCU firmware development.
• Experience with FPGA firmware development.
• Ability to generate BOMs and test/assembly specifications.

Responsibilities

• Electronics circuitry design including MCU & FPGA firmware developments.
• Generate BOM after design cycle and create test & assembly specifications.
• Design, code and test new circuitry and firmware features.
• Review customer specifications and propose design concepts.
• Perform prototype testing with test and debug teams and define tests/fixtures.
• Consolidate test results for prototype testing.
• Propose project timelines.

Skills

Electronics circuitry design

MCU firmware development

FPGA firmware development

BOM generation

Job description

Job Duties:-

1. Electronics circutiry design, include MCU & FPGA firmware developments.
2. BOM generation after design cycle. Generates test & assembly specifications.
3. Designs, coding and testing of new circuitry, firmware features.
4. Reviews customer specifications & requirements propose design concept.
5. Perform 1st prototype testing. Works with test and debug team in defining the tests and fixtures needed for verification and final tests.
6. Complies test result/data for 1st prototype test.
7. Propose project timeline.

Job summary

Responsible for Electronic circuitry design, digitial/analog with MCU & FPGA platform. Verify/validate design correctness on prototype board testing.