Electrical Engineer II: Wearable Hardware & Low-Power

WHOOP; Boston (MA); Sur place; USD 110 000 - 150 000; Plein temps

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Résumé du poste

WHOOP, Boston, seeks an Electrical Engineer II to accelerate the development of next-gen wearable technology. You will design, test, and tune low-power mixed-signal circuits, collaborating with hardware, firmware, mechanical, and software teams to move prototypes toward production.

Based in Boston, MA, the role emphasizes hands-on hardware work, rapid experimentation, and data-driven design decisions, with travel up to 15% as needed.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree or higher in Electrical Engineering or related field.
• 3+ years of relevant electrical engineering experience in hardware development.
• Strong fundamentals in analog and digital circuit design, power management, and signal integrity.
• Hands-on experience with schematics and ECAD tools such as Altium.
• Proficiency with oscilloscopes, multimeters, power supplies, and soldering.

Responsabilités

• Design, test, characterize, debug, and tune low-power, mixed-signal circuits throughout the product lifecycle.
• Contribute to schematic design, PCB development, hardware prototyping, board bring-up, and design iteration.
• Develop and execute electrical experiments to understand system behavior and guide design improvements.
• Analyze test data and collaborate across teams to optimize circuit performance and reliability.
• Support design verification, validation, and NPI, partnering with Manufacturing and suppliers for high-volume production.
• Travel up to 15% domestically and internationally.

Connaissances

Circuit Design

Power Management

Signal Integrity

Test & Debug

AI Tools usage

Formation

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering

Outils

Altium

Oscilloscopes

Multimeters

Power Supplies

Soldering

Description du poste

WHOOP, Boston, seeks an Electrical Engineer II to accelerate the development of next-gen wearable technology. You will design, test, and tune low-power mixed-signal circuits, collaborating with hardware, firmware, mechanical, and software teams to move prototypes toward production.

Based in Boston, MA, the role emphasizes hands-on hardware work, rapid experimentation, and data-driven design decisions, with travel up to 15% as needed.