Tiger Resourcing Group
Hardware Engineer

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Hardware Engineer
Key Responsibilities
Development of new hardware:
- Participate in development of new hardware according to established processes in the R&D department, including architecture, component selection, schematics, layout, production documentation, test procedures etc.
- Create and maintain documentation of designs during development
- Work on projects with other R&D team members to develop new products within the company’s portfolio
Within projects:
- Study relevant technologies, solutions, and functionalities, as required by project documents in study reports
- Prototype bring-up and verification
- Carry out EMC and environmental testing according to the needs of the project and the product’s intended area of application
- Document design (simulations, calculations, EMC scans, measurement results etc.) according to current company procedures
- Generate and archive documentation for production according to current company procedures
- Follow up with manufacturers during the NPI process
- Test and verify pilot series
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Maintenance of existing products:
- Assist manufacturers with questions regarding products and components
- Analyse returned products to reveal possible design weaknesses
- Perform engineering change orders according to ECO procedure
- Ensure that production documentation is up to date in the ERP system (or equivalent)


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General:
- Stay up to date on development procedures in R&D
- Stay up to date on development in relevant technology and components
Knowledge, Skills and Experience Required
- Hardware development (embedded systems, DSP, analogue and digital audio systems)
- Hardware testing
- Experience using CADSTAR and / or Altium is advantageous
- Strong technical documentation skills
Education / Experience
- Degree level qualification in Electronic Engineering
- Vocational and work-based learning also welcomed
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