Hardware Engineer

An innovative ConTech (Construction Technology) startup that is disrupting the traditional building sector with an advanced, laser-based spatial projection platform.

The company engineers high-precision optical hardware that projects digital architectural blueprints and BIM models directly onto real-world construction sites.

The enterprise maintains its state-of-the-art hardware laboratory and R&D hub in the Central District, strategically situated within convenient walking distance of a major train station.

Position Overview-

• Senior Embedded & Hardware (HW/SW) Engineer taking absolute, end-to-end (E2E) engineering ownership over the system's electrical architecture and low-level execution layers.
• Leading the complete lifecycle of corporate hardware, spanning initial board schematics, complex multi-layer PCB layouts, and multi-component system design.
• Architecting and developing high-performance embedded C/C++ firmware to orchestrate microcontrollers, synchronize sensor arrays, and drive high-precision stepper/servo motors.
• Executing hands-on lab integration, real-time debugging, and board bring-up, while spearheading Design for Manufacturing (DFM) strategies to optimize production yield and reduce hardware unit costs.
• Core Ecosystem- PCB Design, Embedded Firmware, Optoelectronics, Mixed-Signal Systems, Power Management, Microcontrollers (ARM Cortex/STM32), Hardware Protocols (SPI/I2C/CAN), and Design for Manufacturing (DFM).

Requirements-

• Academic Background: B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering or Electronic Engineering from a leading institution – Mandatory
• 5 years of proven professional experience operating at the intersection of Hardware Design and Embedded Systems – Mandatory
• 3 years of deep, hands-on experience in Board Design, successfully implementing Mixed-Signal circuits, complex Power Management blocks, and Microcontrollers – Mandatory
• Technical proficiency utilizing industry-standard ECAD software packages (e.g., Altium Designer, OrCAD, or KiCad) – Mandatory
• Robust firmware development mastery in C and C++ for bare-metal or RTOS-based microcontrollers (specifically STM32, ARM Cortex, or equivalent architectures) – Mandatory
• Deep architectural familiarity with low-level hardware communication protocols, including SPI, I2C, UART, CAN, and USB – Mandatory
• Proven track record implementing Design for Manufacturing (DFM) methodologies, directly contributing to product cost reduction, testing automation, and mass manufacturing optimization – Mandatory