Electrical Engineer: PCB Design & Harsh Environments

Elveo; Chantilly (VA); On-site; USD 110,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Elveo in Chantilly, VA, is looking for an Electrical Engineer to own the full hardware development cycle—from schematic capture and layout to board bring‑up and test. You will design multilayer PCBAs containing high‑speed digital signals, high‑power DC‑DC converters, and analog circuits, often with RF collaboration.

You’ll work in a small, interdisciplinary team that values rapid iteration and ownership of subsystems, with opportunities across early career to senior levels and a focus on

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical or Computer Engineering.
• Experience with multilayer PCB schematic capture and layout.
• Designs systems for harsh environments (space, aviation, automotive).
• Experience with common low speed interfaces (I2C, CAN, UART).
• Knowledge of EMI/EMC best practices.

Responsibilities

• Design multilayer PCBAs with EMI/EMC considerations for harsh environments.
• Own the complete lifecycle PCB design from schematic capture to test.
• Develop and analyze complex power trees.
• Collaborate with RTL and software to define pinouts and clocks.
• Coordinate with mechanical teams on enclosure and thermal design.

Skills

Multilayer PCB design

DFM/DFT in high-complexity production

Harsh-environment design

EMI/EMC best practices

RTL/microcontroller firmware basics

I2C/UART/CAN interfaces

Education

Bachelor's or higher in Electrical or Computer Engineering

Tools

PCB design tools

Job description

Elveo in Chantilly, VA, is looking for an Electrical Engineer to own the full hardware development cycle—from schematic capture and layout to board bring‑up and test. You will design multilayer PCBAs containing high‑speed digital signals, high‑power DC‑DC converters, and analog circuits, often with RF collaboration.

You’ll work in a small, interdisciplinary team that values rapid iteration and ownership of subsystems, with opportunities across early career to senior levels and a focus on