Electronics Engineer

Role overview

Responsibilities

• Lead advanced optical-system hardware design and development from concept to production and lead the extended development team.
• Define and evaluate components and circuitry for analog designs, including laser drivers, TIAs, and power supplies.
• Collaborate with software, firmware, optical, manufacturing, and mechanical teams.
• Test and validate hardware performance and reliability; define test requirements and support products through the NPI lifecycle.
• Create detailed schematics, guide PCB layouts, and perform simulations using Cadence and Ansys.

Required qualifications

• Bachelor's or master's degree in Electrical Engineering or a related field and at least 10 years of applicable experience.
• Expertise in complex PCBA design and leading a small team of layout staff, junior designers, and verification engineers.
• Proficiency with hardware design and simulation tools such as Cadence and Ansys; hands-on use of oscilloscopes and spectrum analyzers.
• Proficiency in low-frequency analog and mixed-signal design.
• Extensive knowledge of electronic components, circuit properties, fabrication processes, and assembly processes.
• Excellent communication and ability to work with local and remote teams.

Assets

• Power/digital design and control-systems experience is an asset.
• Knowledge of optical architectures and systems is an asset.
• Knowledge of DC power circuitry is an asset.

Location

• Ottawa, Canada; on-site.

Compensation and benefits

• Salary range is CAD 110,625–149,675; compensation depends on experience, skills, and qualifications. The posting does not state a salary cadence.
• Additional rewards may include an annual bonus, equity, and health and welfare benefits.
• Benefits include flexible time off, wellness benefits, tuition reimbursement, career growth support, employee stock options and incentive plans, subsidized meals, and workplace amenities.