Electronics Engineer

What You’ll Be Doing

•Full responsibility for leading missions end-to-end: modeling and simulation, laboratory testing, system debugging, and system integration.

•Close collaboration with multiple groups across the organization: Electronics, Mechanics, Software, Firmware, and Physics.

•Development of modules that are integrated into advanced wafer test systems for the semiconductor industry.

•Deep understanding of the system architecture and principles of operation.

What Should You Have

•B.Sc., M.Sc., or Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering, with specialization in analog, power, or high-voltage circuits.

•At least 10 years of proven experience in the development of precision, low-noise analog, power, or high-voltage circuits.

•Experience with ORCAD design tools and SPICE-based circuit simulation.

•Experience with electromagnetic field simulation tools (e.g., CST) – an advantage.

•Ability to write and review specifications, test documents, and development verification reports.

•Vendors / projects management experience – an advantage.

•High level of professional curiosity.

•System view – a drive to understand the big picture and the physical principles of system operation.

•Excellent English skills – speaking, reading, and writing.