Onsite Analog & Mixed-Signal PCB Engineer — Milwaukee Area

Tom Trese; Wisconsin; On-site; USD 60,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Tom Trese is seeking an Electrical PCB Engineer – Analog & Mixed-Signal Systems to lead design from concept to production for a 100% onsite role in the Greater Milwaukee / Northeast WI Corridor. The position requires 4+ years of hardware experience (or 10+ years hands-on layout) and a degree or equivalent, with focus on high-quality analog/mixed-signal circuitry.

The role involves developing robust power supplies, creating detailed schematics and BOMs, supporting prototypes and factory startup,

Qualifications

• 4+ years of hardware design experience with a degree (or 10+ years of hands-on PCB layout experience without a degree).
• Experience developing power electronics and selecting analog components.
• Ability to read and create electrical schematics, specs, and BOMs.
• Self-directed, able to drive deliverables with minimal oversight.
• Experience with circuit simulation tools (PSpice) or embedded familiarity a plus.
• Residence within commuting distance of Greater Milwaukee / Northeast WI.

Responsibilities

• Design, model, and layout multi-layer PCBs from concept through prototype, bench testing, and production release.
• Develop and optimize power supply designs for industrial environments.
• Create schematics, specifications, and complete BOMs for manufacturing.
• Support prototype builds, testing, debugging, and factory startup activities.
• Perform reliability analysis and collaborate with QA for validation testing.
• Manage multiple projects and design priorities to meet milestones.

Skills

PCB layout

Circuit design

Power electronics

Analog/mixed-signal

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering

Tools

PSpice

SolidWorks / CAD

Job description

Tom Trese is seeking an Electrical PCB Engineer – Analog & Mixed-Signal Systems to lead design from concept to production for a 100% onsite role in the Greater Milwaukee / Northeast WI Corridor. The position requires 4+ years of hardware experience (or 10+ years hands-on layout) and a degree or equivalent, with focus on high-quality analog/mixed-signal circuitry.

The role involves developing robust power supplies, creating detailed schematics and BOMs, supporting prototypes and factory startup,