Electrical Engineer I — Hardware & Mixed-Signal Design

Universal Instruments Corporation; Town of Conklin (NY); Hybrid; USD 70,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive compensation

Bonus strategies

401k retirement matching

Health savings options

Relocation assistance

Tuition reimbursement

Job summary

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.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering; 0–2 years experience; Master’s preferred.
• Knowledge of Analog / Mixed Signal circuit design including noise, mismatch etc.
• Proficiency with PCB design tools and design verification methods.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with engineers on technical projects.
• Contribute individually on multiple projects within hardware development.
• Support design, debugging, verification, and characterization of electronic and electro‑mechanical systems.

Skills

Analog/Mixed Signal design

Noise concepts

High-precision regulators

Op-amps & comparators

Circuit verification

Hardware/firmware interaction

Digital/analog design

Schematic/layout understanding

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering

Master's degree preferred

Tools

Cadence Allegro

Xilinx Vivado/ISE

Oscilloscopes

Multimeters

Soldering

Job description

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.