Senior PCB & Hardware Design Engineer—EMI/EMC/FPGA

Techaxis, Inc.; Pittsburgh (Allegheny County); On-site; USD 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

Techaxis, Inc. in Pittsburgh, PA is seeking a Senior Hardware Engineer to lead design of PCB-based products with a focus on EMI/EMC compatibility.

The role requires 10 years of experience in electrical or electronics engineering and a bachelor’s degree, with hands-on work across hardware development and field troubleshooting. Responsibilities include developing cost-effective hardware platforms, ensuring design against obsolescence, guiding junior engineers, and supporting manufacturing and

Qualifications

• 10 years of hardware engineering experience required.
• Experience with EMI/EMC design standards and product development lifecycle.
• Proficient in FPGA-based hardware design and FPGA tools.
• Ability to work with lab test equipment like oscilloscopes and DAQ systems.

Responsibilities

• Develop cost effective and innovative hardware platforms with EMI/EMC focus.
• Guarantee complete HW solution design including documentation and obsolescence planning.
• Troubleshoot field issues using appropriate measurement tools.
• Contribute to common methodologies and best practices with Development function.
• Troubleshoot PCB designs through all lifecycle phases.
• Mentor junior hardware engineers.

Skills

EMI troubleshooting

Hardware design

FPGA design

Embedded systems

Electrical engineering

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical or Electronics Engineering

Tools

Altera FPGA tools

Xilinx FPGA tools

Altium

PCAD

LTSpice

Job description

Techaxis, Inc. in Pittsburgh, PA is seeking a Senior Hardware Engineer to lead design of PCB-based products with a focus on EMI/EMC compatibility.

The role requires 10 years of experience in electrical or electronics engineering and a bachelor’s degree, with hands-on work across hardware development and field troubleshooting. Responsibilities include developing cost-effective hardware platforms, ensuring design against obsolescence, guiding junior engineers, and supporting manufacturing and