Pendar Technologies
Electrical Systems Engineer
Cambridge, MA$110k–$175kmidAdded 1 month ago
About this role
Pendar Technologies is seeking an Electrical Systems Engineer to lead electrical design and development for advanced chemical analysis instruments. This role involves hands-on work across various stages of product development, from design to troubleshooting, within a small, collaborative team environment.
What you'll do
- Design analog, digital, and mixed-signal circuits for new products
- Create schematics and guide or perform PCB layout
- Bring up new boards and conduct benchtop tests
- Integrate sensors and electromechanical subsystems into designs
- Support production with troubleshooting and test fixture development
- Evaluate components affecting system architecture
What they're looking for
- Hardware development experience
- Circuit design skills
- Proficiency in PCB layout
- Testing and troubleshooting capabilities
- Strong problem-solving aptitude
- Collaborative mindset
- Organizational skills
- Resourcefulness
Benefits
- Healthcare coverage
- Dental and vision insurance
- Matching 401k
- Competitive salary
- On-site work environment
- Opportunity for professional growth
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Pendar Technologies
Pendar Technologies builds advanced optical sensing and chemical analysis instruments. The company is hiring hardware and electrical engineers to develop and refine these systems, with roles spanning prototype building, design, testing, and cross-functional collaboration.
View all jobs at Pendar TechnologiesLikely interview questions
- Tell us about a hardware product you've shipped from concept through production. What was your role in the electrical design and what challenges did you face bringing it to market?
- Walk us through your experience with analog and mixed-signal circuit design. What's a complex circuit you've designed, and how did you validate it before manufacturing?