Analog Hardware Engineer

Quick Facts

• Role: Analog Hardware Engineer (multiple openings)

• Location/Work model: Regular on-site work at headquarters in Pullman, Washington; no remote work

• Salary range: $123,200.00–$126,200.00 per year

Description

The Analog Hardware Engineer designs, develops, and analyzes analog and digital electronic circuits. The role applies electrical and computer engineering principles to manage moderate-complexity hardware projects, create and maintain hardware specifications, and demonstrate circuit/product robustness using computer simulations, conventional analysis, and standard testing. You will also lead test planning and execution, maintain technical documentation, and coordinate with purchasing and manufacturing.

Responsibilities

• Manage moderate-complexity hardware projects

• Design, implement, document, and develop hardware specifications for product development

• Demonstrate and document product and circuit robustness via computer simulations, conventional analysis, and standard testing

• Write and analyze test plans, conduct design tests, and evaluate test results

• Conduct hardware design reviews

• Prepare and maintain product documentation, bills of material, project notebooks, and instruction manuals

• Provide product cost estimates, basic labor estimates, and project plans

• Coordinate engineering activities with purchasing and manufacturing

• Support improvements of company R&D initiatives

• Participate in industry meetings, seminars, and conferences

Requirements

• Regular on-site work at the Pullman, Washington office; remote work is not permitted

• Ability to manage and deliver moderate-complexity hardware projects

• Strong analog/digital circuit design, analysis, simulation, and testing capabilities

• Experience creating hardware specifications, test plans, and maintaining technical documentation

Benefits

• Salary range: $123,200.00–$126,200.00 per year