Electrical PCB Engineer – Analog & Mixed-Signal Systems

H. T. PROF Group; Northern (KY); Hybrid; USD 90,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401k

Full benefits

Job summary

H. T. PROF Group in Wisconsin is seeking an Electrical PCB Engineer specializing in analog and mixed-signal systems for a direct-hire, onsite role near Milwaukee.

You will design, model, and layout multi-layer PCBs, develop power supply designs, and create clear schematics and BOMs, with autonomy from concept to production.

Join a fast-growing team focused on high-impact projects, 401k and comprehensive benefits, with travel up to 20 days yearly for testing and validation.

Qualifications

• 4+ years of hardware design and circuit troubleshooting with degree, or 10+ years of hands-on PCB layout experience without a degree.
• Experience developing power electronics and managing mixed-signal layouts.
• Ability to read and create electrical schematics and production BOMs.

Responsibilities

• Design, model, and layout multi-layer PCBs from concept through prototype to production release.
• Develop and optimize power supply designs for industrial environments.
• Create clear schematics, engineering specs, and complete BOMs.

Skills

Multi-layer PCB layout

Circuit design

Power supply development

Analog/mixed-signal circuitry

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering

Tools

PSpice

SolidWorks

Job description

Electrical PCB Engineer – Analog & Mixed-Signal Systems

Type Direct Hire

ID WI59-2756460

Posted Jul 21, 2026

Electrical PCB Engineer – Analog & Mixed-Signal Systems

Up to $100,000 Base Salary Greater Milwaukee / Northeast WI Corridor 100% Onsite Full Benefits

• EXPERIENCE: 4+ years of professional experience with a relevant degree (or 10+ years of proven hands‑on layout experience without a degree)
• CORE SKILLS: Multi-layer PCB layout, circuit design, power supply development, and analog/mixed-signal circuitry
• TRAVEL & SCHEDULE: Up to 20 days per year of domestic travel for product validation, field testing, or client installations
• WORK ENVIRONMENT: High-impact, direct-hire seat with full project autonomy from concept through factory floor release
• REQUIREMENTS: US work authorization required; permanent residence within a daily commuting radius of the production facility

If you are an electrical engineer tired of being confined to handling just one small slice of a product line at a massive firm, this direct-hire seat offers a major upgrade in scope. The employer is a fast-growing, privately held manufacturer producing highly engineered electronic products for demanding industrial applications. With steady year-over-year revenue growth and no corporate bureaucratic layers, your contributions will be highly visible and directly tied to the company's product roadmap.

The workplace culture is built on results, high autonomy, and cross-functional collaboration. Instead of tossing designs over a wall, you will manage multiple programs, carry hardware across the full lifecycle, and collaborate directly with manufacturing teams as your boards roll off the line. Backed by business stability, an expanding product portfolio, and a comprehensive corporate benefits package (including 401k), this is an exceptional long-term home for an experienced hardware designer.

What You Will Be Doing (Daily Responsibilities)

• Design, model, and layout multi-layer PCBs from initial concept through prototype builds, bench testing, and final production release.
• Develop and optimize power supply designs, including robust analog and mixed-signal circuitry tailored for demanding industrial environments.
• Create clean electrical schematics, precise engineering specifications, and complete manufacturing Bills of Materials (BOMs).
• Support hands‑on prototype builds, initial product testing, bench debugging, and factory floor manufacturing startup activities.
• Perform strict reliability analysis and collaborate with quality assurance teams to support formal compliance and validation testing.
• Manage multiple concurrent projects and design priorities to ensure product milestones stay on schedule.

What We Are Looking For (Requirements & Qualifications)

• 4+ years of verifiable experience with a degree (or 10+ years of hands‑on PCB layout experience) in hardware design and circuit troubleshooting.
• Practical experience developing power electronics, handling analog component selection, and managing mixed‑signal layouts.
• Absolute proficiency in reading and creating electrical schematics, technical specifications, and production BOMs.
• Self‑directed, motivated mindset capable of driving project deliverables independently without heavy oversight.
• Strong pluses: Experience with circuit simulation tools (PSpice), baseline firmware/embedded familiarity, or CAD software exposure (SolidWorks).
• Proximity to the facility, with established residence within a dependable daily commuting distance of the Greater Milwaukee / Northeast WI corridor.