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Amazon seeks a Senior Hardware Development Engineer to design advanced digital and RF circuits, collaborate across teams, and optimize electronic system blocks for mass production. You will work on PCB design, DC/DC power supply design, and charging station concepts while developing robust test plans.
The role involves lab testing, instrument usage, and supporting automated test systems as projects scale to production.
Senior HW Dev Engineer Salary: $20-30/Hour Company: Amazon Location: USA Educational Requirements: Bachelor's Degree Full Job Description: As a strong hardware engineer, you will be part of a team working on the development of high value consumer products. You must have or be involved in the following: Design advanced digital and/or RF circuits in collaboration with various teams Design and optimization of various blocks of electronic systems Design capture and basic PCB design Design of DC/DC power supply and charging station Support top-down specifications and develop test plans/processes Install on board and conduct test runs of modules and subsystems Support the design of automated test systems, installations and factory testing Supports change from planning to mass production
Shipping Management Required: Due to applicable export control laws, applicants must be US citizens or citizens, US permanent residents (i.e. current green card holders), or lawfully admitted to the United States as a refugee or have the right to asylum.
Eligibility Criteria Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering or computer engineering, or equivalent experience 7+ years of experience in digital design and/or advanced RF design Experience with signal and strength integrity and analysis Experience in mixed signal PCB design Experience using schematic capture tool and PCB schematic viewer Experience with setting up and breaking down boards in a lab environment Experience using laboratory equipment including soldering irons, hand tools, oscilloscopes, logic analyzers and spectrum analyzers.