Established in 1995, Computech International (CTI) is a comprehensive technology solutions provider delivering high-quality, managed solutions for government, education, and commercial enterprises. CTI has become a significant supplier of ruggedized computers and accessories to the military.
Essential functions:
- Manage engineering projects and direct elements of production.
- Perform circuit design, schematic capture, and PCB layout for embedded systems.
- Select components and evaluate electrical systems by analyzing data sheets.
- Develop embedded hardware and integrate high-speed interconnects, including PCIe, USB HID, and I2C.
- Assemble, integrate, and test hardware prototypes.
- Create production files including drawings, manual instructions, ATP, and ATR.
- Create and manage BOMs for multiple programs.
- Manage suppliers and develop new supply sources.
- Design and apply cost-reductive changes.
- Provide data management for quotations and guide technicians.
Competence Requirements:
- Read and interpret electrical schematics, drawings, and component data sheets.
- Problem solver with a hands-on approach.
- Detail-oriented and organized.
- Must have good communication skills.
- Team player.
- Ability to work independently.
- Willing to travel as required.
Required Education and Experience:
- 3 years of experience in project management and hardware design.
- Experience with PCB design, cables, connectors, and electronics.
- Hands-on experience with standard communication protocols including I2C, PCIe, and USB.
- Knowledge of embedded environments and operating systems, including Linux and Windows.
- Proficiency in programming languages such as C or C++ and Python for embedded firmware integration.
- Knowledge of manufacturing processes and assemblies.
- Ability to work in metric and imperial systems.
- Proficiency in MS Office.
- Experience with ERP is an advantage.
- Must be a US citizen or a Green Cardholder
Benefits and Compensation:
Full-time position with the opportunity to grow, benefits are partially funded by CTI: