Electronic Engineer

The Davis Companies; Georgia; On-site; USD 80,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

The Davis Companies is seeking a hands-on Electrical/Embedded Engineer in Georgia. This role focuses on reverse engineering complex PCBs, troubleshooting, and maintaining OEM equipment compatibility.

The ideal candidate should be skilled in soldering and using test equipment, with a strong background in embedded systems and relevant programming experience. Responsibilities include mentoring junior techs and improving repair processes.

Qualifications

• Hands-on experience with reverse engineering and repair of complex PCBs.
• Solid background in embedded systems programming is a big plus.
• Experience with protocols like I2C, SPI, CAN, USB.

Responsibilities

• Reverse engineer PCBs and troubleshoot issues.
• Mentor junior technicians and help improve processes.
• Work with OEM equipment to maintain compatibility.

Skills

Reverse engineering PCBs

Embedded systems

C programming

Python programming

Microcontrollers (STM32, ARM)

Troubleshooting

Soldering

Signal tracing

Test setups

Tools

Scopes

Multimeters

Logic analyzers

Job description

Looking for a hands-on Electrical/Embedded Engineer who knows how to tear down boards and figure out how they actually work. This role is all about reverse engineering complex PCBs, tracing signals, rebuilding schematics, and getting to the root of why things fail. You will be working on OEM equipment, fixing issues, improving designs, and keeping older boards running without breaking compatibility.

Need someone who’s comfortable on the bench using scopes, meters, logic analyzers, and doing real rework soldering, fixing boards. Solid experience with embedded systems is a big plus, C, Python, microcontrollers like STM32 or ARM, and working with protocols like I2C, SPI, CAN, USB.

You’ll also be building test setups, troubleshooting tough problems, and working with other teams to get products back up and running.

You’ll help clean up processes, cut down repair time and costs, and mentor junior techs along the way. If you’ve worked on machine builder or OEM type equipment and enjoy digging into hardware to figure things out, this is a strong fit.