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Universal Instruments Corporation in the United States seeks an Electrical Engineer for Hardware Development to design mixed signal motion controllers and peripherals for high‑performance automated assembly equipment. You will tackle small form factor challenges, analog sensing, motion control, and mixed signal design.
You’ll collaborate with engineers, contribute on multiple projects, and participate in hands‑on prototyping, debugging, and verification to support manufacturing start‑ups.
The Electrical Engineer for Hardware Development will design and develop various mixed signal motion controllers and other peripherals used in next generation of high performance automated assembly equipment.
Design challenges include small form factor, analog sensing, motion control, and mixed signal design.
Work with engineers to provide technical collaboration.
Individual contribution on one or more projects.
Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering with 0-2 years of relevant work experience: Master’s Preferred.
Knowledge of Analog / Mixed Signal circuit design with understanding of concepts like noise, mismatch etc.
Light knowledge of high-precision voltage regulators, op-amps, comparators, buck switching converters, LDOs
Knowledge of design suites such as Cadence, for schematic entry, layout and SPICE simulations
Propensity to develop, debug, verify and characterize the design of electronic, electrical and electro-mechanical circuits and integrated systems.
Interest in hardware/firmware design using processors, FPGA, sensors, actuators, mixed signal analog and/or digital circuits via schematic entry, layout, simulation, and optimization. Design of the functional circuit is supported by analytical calculations and circuit simulation.
Interest in hands-on design, review, prototyping, bring-up, debugging, verification and validation testing as well as manufacturing start-up support.
Review product test methods, fixtures, and results for test efficacy and product qualification.
Academic experience with PCB design software (Cadence Allegro preferred).
Academic experience with tools such as Xilinx Vivado or ISE for FPGA design
Laboratory equipment including oscilloscopes, multimeters, data acquisition, power supplies, soldering, etc.
Exposure to languages such as: C/C++, C#, PLC Ladder Logic, and HMI design and programming.
Ability to use a computer on a frequent basis.
Ability to understand and interpret detailed documents and drawings.
Ability to communicate clearly with colleagues and in giving presentations.
The ability to travel to other company sites may occasionally be required <10%.
Universal Instruments is an EOE/M/F/Vet/Disabled employer
Target Annual Pay Rate: $70,000 - $75,000 + Robust Benefits
Competitive Compensation, Bonus Strategies, 401k Retirement Contribution Matching, Health Savings Options with Monthly Company Contributions and Investment Capability, Flexible Spending Options, Objective Merits, and Relocation Assistance.
Relevant Tuition, Upskilling, and Certification Reimbursement, Mentorship, Merit System, Educational Institution Relations.
Competitive Paid Time Off, Paid Holidays, and Wellness Hours.
Comprehensive Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, Disability, Employee Assistance Plan (“EAP”) and Other Supplemental Coverage Options.
Professional and Respectful Work Environment Driven by Our “6-C’s” Core Values: Customer-Centric, Collaboration, Creativity, Character, Courage, and Community.