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PERSOL Outsourcing in Singapore is seeking a hardware engineer for a 1 year contract at Boon Lay to design and develop electronic hardware for UAV systems.
You will work on power distribution boards, sensor interfaces, PCBs, wiring, and EMI/EMC mitigation, focusing on integration and testing.
1–2 years in drone assembly is helpful; training is provided and a completion bonus is offered.
1 year contract (renewable/convertible)
Working Location: Boon Lay
Working Hours: Mon-Fri (8am to 5.45pm)
Salary range: $3500 + Completion Bonus
Design and develop electronic hardware components, including power distribution boards, sensor interfaces, communication modules, and control electronics
Perform system integration of UAV subsystems such as flight controllers, ESCs, motors, GPS modules, telemetry radios, cameras, gimbals, and mission payloads
Develop schematics, printed circuit board (PCB) layouts, wiring harnesses, and connector interfaces
Conduct power budgeting, battery management analysis, and implement EMI/EMC mitigation, grounding, and signal integrity practices
Support embedded systems bring-up, debugging, and hardware-software integration activities
Plan and execute laboratory and field testing to evaluate system performance, reliability, and environmental compliance
Diagnose hardware issues, perform root cause analysis, and implement corrective and preventive actions
Manage component selection, bill of materials (BOM), lifecycle considerations, and supplier coordination
Prepare, review, and maintain technical documentation, including design files, test reports, and interface control documents
Ensure compliance with applicable regulatory, safety, and quality standards
Bachelor’s degree in Electrical and/or Electronics Engineering or a related discipline
1- 2 years of experience in drone assembly roles will be an advantage
Candidates without experience may apply as training will be provided
Sound understanding of electronic design principles, including sensor interfaces, power distribution, and communication modules
Hands-on experience in soldering and working with PCBAs or electronic test boards
Basic knowledge of programming languages such asC, C++, or Pythonis an advantage
Familiarity with UAV systems and architecture is an advantage