Hardware Design Engineer

• Participate in the hardware design of power electronic systems, including AC-DC circuits, power supplies, and EV/Bike chargers.

• Design and develop power converter topologies and circuits for next-generation products.

• Define and prepare test specifications, test plans, and detailed test reports.

• Perform verification and validation of newly developed hardware designs.

• Carry out testing, performance evaluation, and troubleshooting of printed circuit boards (PCBs).

• Work closely with software engineers to ensure seamless integration between hardware and software components.

Preferred Experience:

• Hands-on experience with product development in power converters, AC-DC circuits, and EV charging systems.

• Familiarity with power topologies such as PFC, LLC, Flyback, and other common converter types.

• Experience in magnetic component design, including high- and low-frequency transformers and inductors.

• Strong background in analog and digital circuit design.

• Understanding of control loop design, stability analysis, and control systems for power electronics.

• Knowledge of EMC standards, thermal management, magnetic design, and relevant safety compliance requirements.

• Capable of performing circuit analysis including error budgets, sensitivity studies, and performance evaluation.

• Experience in PCB design, including layout for manufacturability and compliance with industry standards.

Basic Qualifications:

• Bachelor’s degree in Electronics Engineering, Power Electronics, or a related technical discipline.

• Good English, willing to go on business.

• Minimum of 2 years of experience in analog and digital circuit design, debugging, and validation.

• Proficient in designing electronic circuits using Op-Amps, ADCs, and other analog/digital components.

• Solid understanding of power components such as MOSFETs, IGBTs, transformers, and high-capacity capacitors.

• Hands-on experience with circuit design tools like Altium Designer, KiCad, or Eagle.

• Skilled in prototyping, circuit validation, and troubleshooting techniques.

• Familiar with CAD tools for schematic capture and PCB layout design.

• Comfortable using lab equipment including multimeters, oscilloscopes, and power analyzers.