Camera Electrical Engineer: Imaging Hardware with Equity

Google Inc.; Mountain View (CA); On-site; USD 132,000 - 189,000; Full time

Job summary

Google Mountain View, CA is seeking a Mid-level Hardware Engineer to help design camera modules, image sensors, AF/OIS drivers, and high-speed interfaces such as MIPI, I2C/SPI. You will derive system architectures, create schematics, and supervise PCB/Flex layouts to meet performance and power goals.

You will conduct system bring-up, validation, and debugging, and support hardware prototyping for imaging technologies in a collaborative, fast-paced environment.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree or equivalent practical experience.
• 2 years of programming in Python or Matlab with AI agents experience.
• 2 years hardware development in high-volume consumer electronics.
• Master's degree preferred.

Responsibilities

• Derive system architecture for resources and power efficiency with camera features.
• Develop schematics for camera modules including sensors and interfaces.
• Perform schematic capture, PCB/Flex layout, and signal integrity/power studies.
• Conduct system bring-up, validation, and debugging, and present data.
• Support hardware prototyping and validation for imaging technologies.

Skills

Python

Matlab

AI agents for prototype code

Hardware development

Cross-functional teamwork

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related field

Master's Degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related field

Tools

Oscilloscope (O-scope)

VNA

Multimeter

Power supply

Signal generator

Lab automation

Job description

Google Mountain View, CA is seeking a Mid-level Hardware Engineer to help design camera modules, image sensors, AF/OIS drivers, and high-speed interfaces such as MIPI, I2C/SPI. You will derive system architectures, create schematics, and supervise PCB/Flex layouts to meet performance and power goals.

You will conduct system bring-up, validation, and debugging, and support hardware prototyping for imaging technologies in a collaborative, fast-paced environment.