Electronics & PCB Design Engineer

Electronics & PCB Design Engineer
Location: On-site - Bengaluru Type: Full-time Experience: 1-3 years

The role
You'll be our go-to person for everything electronics — reading a sensor datasheet, designing the board, and getting it working at the bench alongside our cross-functional team. It's a role with real ownership, client-facing visibility, and plenty of variety. We care less about years on paper and more about what you've built.

What you'll do
Design schematics and multilayer PCBs for vision/edge-AI hardware — carrier boards around compute modules, sensor/camera boards, and supporting electronics.
Own component selection and BOM, balancing performance, cost, and lead times.
Bring up, debug, and validate your own boards (using documentation and datasheets).
Collaborate with mechanical/mechatronics engineers on enclosures, connectors, thermals, and mechanical fit.
Design with manufacturing, testing, and certification (EMC/EMI) in mind as we move from concept to production.
Write clear test procedures and hand-off notes so the rest of the team can follow your work.

What we're looking for
1-3 years of hands-on electronics and PCB design experience.
A strong portfolio: at least one project you took from idea to working hardware, which you can walk us through (what you designed, what broke, and how you fixed it).
Proficiency in a PCB design tool (Altium, KiCad, or similar) and solid digital/power fundamentals.
Genuine board bring-up and debugging experience: you've held a probe, not just pushed gerbers.
A generalist mindset: adaptable, curious, comfortable with ambiguity and ownership in a startup environment, and energized by problems outside your comfort zone.
Excellent communication: you can explain any technical concept to a software engineer, a mechanical engineer, or a layman, and adjust for each.

Nice to have (or eager to learn)
Camera/imaging hardware (MIPI CSI-2, image sensors), edge-AI compute modules or SoMs (Jetson, FPGAs), high-speed design awareness, DFM/DFT exposure, or your own embedded firmware tinkering. We don't expect all of it on day one, just someone who picks things up fast.
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