PCB Design & Electrical Engineer (human)

The role

You will own the PCB design process from initial schematic to production release. You will work with hardware, firmware, and mechanical engineers to design, verify, and manufacture complex boards for robots.

What you will do

• Capture complex multi-sheet schematics in Altium Designer
• Design 4–16 layer boards with attention to signal integrity, power integrity, EMC, and thermal management
• Run design rule checks and perform SI/PI simulations
• Prepare manufacturing documentation including Gerber/ODB++, assembly drawings, and BoM
• Work with PCB fabricators and PCBA contract manufacturers to release designs for series production
• Lead board bring-up in the lab using oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, and network analyzers
• Select, specify, and qualify components and manage lifecycle risks
• Drive design iterations through DVT/PVT stages
• Support PCBA test development and work with quality engineering on failure analysis
• Maintain revision-controlled design data and ensure compliance with standards

Required qualifications

• Bachelor's or Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Mechatronics, or a comparable technical field
• 3+ years of professional experience in PCB/PCBA design
• Expert-level command of Altium Designer (schematic capture, layout, DRC/ERC, output generation) or comparable CAD-tools
• Strong experience with mixed-signal board design including power electronics, high-speed digital, and sensitive analog/sensor front-ends
• Solid understanding of EMC design principles
• Hands-on DFM/DFA knowledge
• Practical lab skills with high-bandwidth oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, spectrum analyzers, and board rework
• Experience coordinating with PCB fabricators and EMS/CM partners
• Familiarity with embedded systems context
• Fluent English

Nice to have

• Familiarity with simulation tools
• Good German

About the company

NEURA Robotics builds all kinds of robots packed with power electronics, high-speed digital interfaces, precision analog sensing, and dense mixed-signal layouts.