Senior Electrical Engineer, RF & Wireless Hardware

. Own the design, development, and validation of complex electrical systems for mission-critical connected hardware .

Posted 9/25/2026full-timeUnited StatesSenior💰 $112,800 - $196,535 per yearWebsite

Key responsibilities & impact

Own the design, development, and validation of complex electrical systems for mission-critical connected hardware
Establish technical architecture and engineering standards as a founding hardware team member
Develop mixed-signal schematics and drive PCB layout for processors, RF transceivers, power management, battery charging, memory, and high-speed interfaces
Design and validate RF and radio systems across multiple wireless technologies
Address RF performance, coexistence, interference, isolation, and electromagnetic compatibility
Partner with Mechanical and Industrial Design on board layout, component placement, antenna integration, and form factor
Bring up, characterize, and troubleshoot hardware using electrical and RF test equipment
Drive component selection, BOMs, design documentation, verification, certification, and electrical readiness through mass production
Provide technical direction to engineering team members and external design partners
Review designs and drive hardware objectives to completion

What you’ll need

7+ years of embedded electronics design experience
Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering or a related discipline
Experience with high-speed, high-density, battery-powered, or low-power systems
Experience with PCB design and layout, RF integration and coexistence, mechanical integration, and hardware bring-up/debugging
Experience with application processors, microcontrollers, high-speed memory, power delivery, battery/charging circuitry, wireless/RF integration, and high-speed or wired interfaces
Experience taking electronics from concept through schematic and PCB design, verification, certification, manufacturing ramp, and mass production
Understanding of RF coexistence, interference, signal integrity, power integrity, and electromagnetic compatibility
Hands-on experience with Cadence OrCAD and Allegro and electrical/RF test equipment
Experience designing rigid, flex, or rigid-flex PCBs within tight mechanical and form-factor constraints
Experience meeting U.S. and international hardware, wireless, and safety standards and regulations
Experience with ODMs or JDMs and geographically distributed cross-functional teams
Flexibility to travel domestically up to 50% of the time
Currently based in the U.S. and authorized to work for a U.S. employer for relocation assistance

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