Electrical PCB Engineer – Analog & Mixed-Signal Systems

Keystone Distinction Group; Wisconsin; On-site; USD 90,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Keystone Distinction Group in Greater Milwaukee, WI, seeks an Electrical PCB Engineer specializing in analog and mixed-signal systems to own advanced PCB layouts and power electronics. You will design multi-layer PCBs from concept to production, optimize power supplies, and generate schematics and BOMs, working onsite with autonomy on high-impact projects.

Ideal candidates have 4+ years of hardware design experience or 10+ years in PCB layout, plus strong analog/mixed-signal skills and a

Qualifications

• 4+ years of hardware design experience with a degree, or 10+ years of hands-on PCB layout experience.
• Experience in power electronics and mixed-signal layouts.
• Ability to read and create schematics and BOMs.
• Self-directed, able to drive projects with minimal supervision.
• Proximity to the Greater Milwaukee / Northeast WI corridor.

Responsibilities

• Design, model, and layout multi-layer PCBs from concept through prototype to production release.
• Develop and optimize power supply designs and analog/mixed-signal circuitry.
• Create clean electrical schematics, specifications, and BOMs.
• Support prototype builds, testing, debugging, and manufacturing startup activities.
• Conduct reliability analyses and validation testing with QA teams.
• Manage multiple projects and design priorities to meet milestones.

Skills

Multi‑layer PCB layout

Circuit design

Power supply development

Analog/mixed-signal circuitry

Job description

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

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.