Founding Electrical Engineer — Lead Hardware Eval Platform

Raydar; San Francisco (CA); Hybrid; USD 130,000 - 200,000; Full time

Job summary

Raydar, an end-to-end hiring and technical evaluation platform, seeks a founding electrical engineer to define how leading space, defense, manufacturing and robotics companies evaluate next-gen electrical engineers. You will bring deep hands-on EE expertise across PCB design, schematic design and circuit analysis, collaborating with directors and VPs.

You will design scenario-based assessments, manage contractors and interns, and mentor engineers while shaping the platform's direction with the

Qualifications

• 4 to 10 years of experience in electrical engineering.
• Hands-on experience with PCB design, schematic design and circuit analysis.
• Experience interviewing or mentoring engineers.
• Openness to occasional extra time when something urgent comes up.

Responsibilities

• Design scenario-based assessments and simulation questions for clients.
• Manage a team of electrical engineering contractors and interns, assigning tasks and ensuring quality.
• Talk directly with directors of engineering and VPs to learn workflows and turn them into tailored evaluations.
• Lead a foundational research project to build a taxonomy of electrical engineering skills.
• Collaborate with the founder and the mechanical engineer to shape the assessment platform and product direction.

Skills

PCB design

Schematic design

Circuit analysis

Mentoring

Interviewing

Tools

Altium Designer

KiCad

Cadence

OnShape

Job description

Raydar, an end-to-end hiring and technical evaluation platform, seeks a founding electrical engineer to define how leading space, defense, manufacturing and robotics companies evaluate next-gen electrical engineers. You will bring deep hands-on EE expertise across PCB design, schematic design and circuit analysis, collaborating with directors and VPs.

You will design scenario-based assessments, manage contractors and interns, and mentor engineers while shaping the platform's direction with the