Senior Embedded Systems Engineer — MCU & Firmware

InVeris, Inc.; Atlanta, Northern (GA, KY); Hybrid; USD 110,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

InVeris, Inc. seeks an experienced Embedded Electronics Engineer in the Atlanta area to drive the full product life cycle from concept through production.

You will develop electrical embedded systems for electro-mechanical devices, collaborate with cross-functional teams, and ensure designs meet system requirements with prototyping, testing, and design release. Candidates should have 8+ years of MCU-based design experience, PCB layout, EE CAD tools, and exposure to I2C/SPI/USB and wireless

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or related field.
• 8+ years in microcontroller-based embedded electronics design.
• Experience with EMI/EMC/ESD considerations and FCC/CE testing is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Integrate into the full product lifecycle from concept to production.
• Develop electrical embedded systems for electro-mechanical devices with cross-functional teams.
• Review designs via design reviews, V&V plans, and FMEA.
• Prototype, test, troubleshoot, and release designs for production.
• Coordinate with manufacturing and support multi-discipline teams.

Skills

Embedded electronics design

Microcontroller-based design

Schematic capture

PCB layout

Embedded firmware

I2C/SPI/USB interfaces

Wireless (Wi-Fi/Bluetooth/BLE)

EMI/EMC/ESD design

FPGA high-speed I/O

Motor drive systems

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering

Tools

Altium

Cadence

OrCAD

Job description

InVeris, Inc. seeks an experienced Embedded Electronics Engineer in the Atlanta area to drive the full product life cycle from concept through production.

You will develop electrical embedded systems for electro-mechanical devices, collaborate with cross-functional teams, and ensure designs meet system requirements with prototyping, testing, and design release. Candidates should have 8+ years of MCU-based design experience, PCB layout, EE CAD tools, and exposure to I2C/SPI/USB and wireless