Blissway
Electrical Engineer, Hardware Design
About this role
Join Blissway's lean hardware team to design next-generation PCBs for toll collection and highway safety systems deployed across the US. You'll own boards end-to-end from concept through field deployment, collaborating with software and manufacturing teams while driving the company's transition to structured product development.
What you'll do
- Design and own PCB projects from schematic capture through manufacturing and field deployment
- Conduct hardware debugging and testing in real-world conditions using oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, and power analysis tools
- Collaborate with software and manufacturing teams to coordinate hardware-software integration without creating gaps
- Review designs and provide technical feedback to ensure quality and reliability standards
- Create documentation including test plans, manufacturing procedures, and design review artifacts
- Support the transition from rapid prototyping to repeatable, structured product development processes
What they're looking for
- PCB design (schematic capture and layout)
- End-to-end hardware debugging and testing
- Communication protocols (SPI, I2C, UART, Ethernet, CAN)
- Design for reliability (thermal management, power/signal integrity)
- Altium or equivalent CAD tools
- Embedded systems and IoT hardware experience
- Python, C/C++, or TypeScript
- Product lifecycle management and manufacturing coordination
Benefits
- Work on mission-critical infrastructure deployed across the US Interstate Highway System
- Join a lean team of less than 30 with significant technological advantage in a multi-billion dollar industry
- Own substantial technical responsibility as a design partner rather than junior contributor
- Opportunity to shape product development processes at a growth-stage startup
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Blissway
Blissway builds AI-powered toll collection and highway safety systems that process millions of images daily from roadside sensors across US highways. The company is hiring Machine Learning Engineers, Embedded Systems Engineers, Software Engineers, and Hardware Engineers to own full-stack development from sensor data and PCB design through production deployment and real-world monitoring.
View all jobs at BlisswayLikely interview questions
- Walk us through a PCB design you've taken from schematic to manufactured hardware—what were the biggest challenges you faced between design and production?
- Tell us about a time you had to debug a hardware issue in the field using test equipment like an oscilloscope or logic analyzer. What did you find and how did you fix it?