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Electrical Engineer

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In-Office
San Francisco, CA, USA
120K-180K Annually
Entry level
In-Office
San Francisco, CA, USA
120K-180K Annually
Entry level
Design, build, validate, and debug electrical systems for sensor and display hardware. Lead circuit board design and layout, high-speed signaling, power planning, and signal integrity. Coordinate with firmware engineers on low-level sensor and display control, troubleshoot embedded hardware using laboratory test equipment, and document specifications, verification procedures, and results while collaborating across internal teams and vendors.
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About the company

Our client is a hardware technology company.

The role

Raydar is recruiting for this role on behalf of our client. This hands-on electrical engineering role focuses on designing and validating electrical systems for sensor and display hardware. The engineer takes boards from early bring-up through to finished devices, leading layout work and debugging with lab test equipment. The work combines circuit design, firmware coordination and clear technical documentation within a cross-functional team.

What you'll do

- Design, build and test electrical systems for sensor and display hardware.

- Work with high-speed serial interfaces for fast data transfer.

- Lead circuit board design and layout, with attention to signal integrity and power efficiency.

- Partner with firmware engineers on low-level code that controls sensors and displays.

- Debug embedded systems on the bench using oscilloscopes, logic analyzers and other test gear.

- Write engineering specifications, verification procedures and results summaries.

- Communicate technical information clearly across a cross-functional team.


Requirements

What we're looking for

- Completed university study at bachelor's or graduate level in electronics, electrical engineering or an adjacent technical field.

- Experience taking hardware from first board bring-up through to a finished device ready for use.

- Practical background drawing circuit schematics, arranging boards physically, routing fast signals and planning power networks in standard design software.

- Experience integrating display or camera sensor hardware and designing their interfaces.

- Experience with high-speed signaling protocols such as MIPI or LVDS.

- Practical track record troubleshooting embedded hardware at the bench with measurement instruments, including scopes, to verify signal quality.

- Background coordinating technical communication among internal groups and outside vendors.

Bonus points

- Experience with camera, AR/VR, robotics, aerospace or defense hardware, night vision, or early-stage hardware companies.


Benefits

Compensation and benefits

- Base salary: $120K - $180K

- Equity

Location and work model

- San Francisco, CA, United States

- On-site

- In office most days, with occasional days at home during board design

- Full-time

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