PCB Design and Test Engineer

Stellent IT LLC; Gahanna (OH); On-site; USD 80,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Stellent IT LLC in Columbus, OH is seeking a hands-on Electrical/Hardware Engineer to design and develop analog and digital hardware, PCB assemblies, and microcontroller-based systems. You will drive schematic development, PCB layout, prototyping, testing, troubleshooting, and verification as part of a next-generation architecture.

The role requires strong Altium skills, real-world PCB design experience (6-layer boards preferred), and the ability to work onsite in Columbus, OH to bring hardware

Qualifications

• Electrical/Hardware Engineering background with hands-on product design experience.
• Strong Altium experience.
• PCB design/layout experience, ideally ~6-layer boards.
• Strong analog and digital circuit design.
• Microcontroller-based hardware experience.
• Experience taking hardware through the full design cycle: schematic → PCB → prototype → testing/verification → documentation
• Comfortable with hands-on lab testing, troubleshooting and debugging.
• Ability to work onsite in Columbus

Responsibilities

• Hands-on electrical hardware design, PCB development, prototyping, testing, troubleshooting, and verification.
• Support a transition toward a microcontroller-based solution while meeting regulatory requirements.

Skills

Analog circuit design

Digital circuit design

Microcontroller-based hardware

End-to-end hardware design

Tools

Altium

Job description

Electrical/Hardware Engineer(Onsite)
Location: Gahanna, OH

Interview: Phone + Skype

Job Decription:

Find us a hands-on Electrical/Hardware Engineer who is strong in Altium, has personally designed analog + digital PCBs end-to-end, has microcontroller experience, and is comfortable bringing hardware into the lab and debugging it-not someone who just designs or just debugs. Has to do both.

line on a major electrical architecture/product-development effort. The team is working to replace a difficult-to-source FPGA architecture with a more flexible, lower-cost microcontroller-based solution, while also addressing evolving global regulatory requirements and new product features.
Engineers will be hands-on with electrical hardware design, PCB development, prototyping, testing, troubleshooting, and verification. The work involves power-line/CCR/controller lab systems, making onsite presence in Columbus important.

Required Qualifications

• Electrical/Hardware Engineering background with hands-on product design experience
• Strong Altium experience
• PCB design/layout experience, ideally ~6-layer boards
• Strong analog and digital circuit design
• Microcontroller-based hardware experience
• Experience taking hardware through the full design cycle: schematic ? PCB ? prototype ? testing/verification ? documentation
• Comfortable with hands-on lab testing, troubleshooting and debugging
• Ability to work onsite in Columbus

Preferred / Nice to Have

• Power supply / power electronics experience
• Signal integrity, impedance-controlled traces, reflections, etc.
• Power-line communications (PLC)
• OFDM / communications experience
• Automotive, industrial controls, or other manufacturing/product-development experience

Ideal Background

Target Electrical Hardware Engineers, Electronics Engineers, Electrical Design Engineers, or Embedded Hardware Engineers who have personally designed and tested PCBs. The strongest candidates will come from embedded hardware, industrial controls, power/communications equipment, automotive electronics, or similar product-development environments.

Avoid candidates who are primarily architects/reviewers, firmware engineers, or managers who outsource the actual PCB design. The key differentiator is someone who can sit down in Altium, design the hardware, bring up the board, troubleshoot it in the lab, and take ownership through verification.

JOB DESCRIPTION:

Seeking hands-on Electrical Engineers to support the ILCMS product line in Columbus, OH. The engineers will design and develop analog/digital electrical hardware, PCB assemblies, and microcontroller-based systems while supporting schematic development, PCB layout, prototyping, testing, troubleshooting, and verification. This is a hands-on product development role supporting a next-generation electrical architecture and evolving regulatory requirements. Strong Altium and end-to-end PCB design experience are essential.