Electrical Design Engineer II: FPGA & Hardware Innovation

Markem-Imaje North America; Salem (NH); On-site; USD 100,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

Markem-Imaje North America is hiring for an Electrical Design Engineer to create new electronic designs for next‑generation marking and coding equipment. You’ll work with FPGA developers, software teams, mechanical and reliability engineers to translate specifications into hardware designs and build test benches for validation.

You will design for manufacturing and reliability, analyze circuits, develop test plans, and interface with OEMs to verify design solutions in a fast-paced environment.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering or related field.
• Ability to read electrical schematics and VHDL for FPGA.
• Experience with circuit design, SPICE simulations and testing.

Responsibilities

• Design engineering for new and legacy products.
• Implement hardware designs from requirements specifications.
• Perform circuit analysis and simulations across environmental factors.
• Develop hardware test plans and test benches.
• Document interconnects and harnesses; ensure DFM and cost targets.
• Coordinate with other teams, stakeholders and customers.
• Support current products and obsolete components/designs.
• Communicate with OEMs and third-party partners on verification.
• Participate in design reviews; hands-on with PLCs/Arduino/RPi.
• Collect data, report test results; feed feedback to software/reliability.

Skills

Schematic reading

VHDL (FPGA)

SPICE circuit analysis

PCB/hardware testing

PLC programming / Arduino / Raspberry 

Education

Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering

Master’s Degree (preferred)

Tools

Altium

Oscilloscopes

Logic analyzers

Power supplies

Job description

Markem-Imaje North America is hiring for an Electrical Design Engineer to create new electronic designs for next‑generation marking and coding equipment. You’ll work with FPGA developers, software teams, mechanical and reliability engineers to translate specifications into hardware designs and build test benches for validation.

You will design for manufacturing and reliability, analyze circuits, develop test plans, and interface with OEMs to verify design solutions in a fast-paced environment.