Electrical Engineer, Gaming Hardware & Firmware

Light & Wonder; Las Vegas (NV); On-site; USD 85,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Light & Wonder's Gaming team is seeking an Electrical Engineer to design, test, and maintain electronic systems used in casino products. You'll work on digital and analog circuitry and firmware development.

You will collaborate with a cross‑functional team, use oscilloscopes and spectrum analyzers, and contribute to product reliability and manufacturing support.

Requires a Bachelor's in EE and 2–5 years of relevant experience; Las Vegas area preferred; professional license not required.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering or significant equivalent experience.
• 2 to 5 years of experience in Electrical Engineering design, analysis and testing.
• Experience in design and analysis of digital and microprocessor-based circuits.

Responsibilities

• Designs new electronic circuit board assemblies based on required specifications using proper engineering techniques.
• Troubleshooting of designs using test equipment and proper analysis techniques.
• Works with other engineers to solve technical problems that exist with current manufacturing products; research alternate component possibilities to assist with procurement issues that may arise.
• Creates firmware for electrical hardware that has been designed by Bally.
• Performs most assignments independently, within scope of defined program, with direction from senior level engineers.

Skills

Circuit design

PCB layout

Microprocessors

Digital circuits

Analog circuits

Testing with lab equipment

Education

Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering

Tools

Oscilloscopes

Digital analyzers

Multimeters

Function generators

Spectrum analyzers

Job description

Light & Wonder's Gaming team is seeking an Electrical Engineer to design, test, and maintain electronic systems used in casino products. You'll work on digital and analog circuitry and firmware development.

You will collaborate with a cross‑functional team, use oscilloscopes and spectrum analyzers, and contribute to product reliability and manufacturing support.

Requires a Bachelor's in EE and 2–5 years of relevant experience; Las Vegas area preferred; professional license not required.