Halter
Electronics Engineer
Auckland. Posted a month ago
The role
You will take full ownership of key parts of collar hardware. You will design, develop, and test highly reliable electronics for animal wearables and infrastructure.
What you will do
- Design, develop, and test highly reliable electronics for animal wearables and infrastructure.
- Manage end-to-end electronic design including component selection, simulation, PCB layout, and prototyping.
- Innovate to improve reliability and hardware performance while minimizing cost.
- Collaborate with firmware, advanced systems, mechanical, production and farm teams.
- Design for manufacturing, testing, and EMC.
- Develop and execute validation plans to verify critical features.
- Perform root cause analysis of manufacturing and field returns.
Required qualifications
- A tertiary degree in Electronics Engineering, or similar relevant qualification.
- At least 1+ years' professional experience.
- Proven experience designing reliable electronics hardware and delivering designs into high-volume mass production.
- Experience designing and implementing circuit boards using MCUs, SoCs, IMUs, GPS, WiFi, LoRa, I2C, SPI, OpAmps, ADCs/DACs, SMPS, LDO and analog/digital mixed-signal design.
- Experience in ultra-low power IoT electronics design.
- Proficiency with EE tools (SPICE simulation, oscilloscopes, network analyzers, signal generators, LCR meters, current clamps, HV meters, etc.).
- Strong organisation, time management, and communication skills.
- Ability to thrive in a self-driven and demanding startup atmosphere.
Nice to have
- Previous experience in a startup or scale-up environment
Benefits
- Personal growth fund
About the company
Halter enables farmers and graziers to run productive and sustainable operations using animal wearables. The company is backed by Tier 1 investors including Founders Fund and Blackbird.