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Hardware Design Engineer at TSC Tech Labs

 Hello Dear Readers,

Currently, at TSC Tech Labs vacancy for a Hardware Design Engineer role.

Company Description:

TSC Tech Labs is a Space and Defence Startup based in Bengaluru. The company has a legacy of developing three Satellites with Space Heritage and holds five active Defence Contracts with the Indian Navy.


Role Description:

This is a Senior Hardware Design Engineer role and is a full-time on-site position located in Bengaluru. The Senior Hardware Design Engineer will be responsible for designing and developing electronics hardware, circuit design, hardware architecture and hardware development for satellite and defense systems.


Responsibilities:

  • Review and understand electrical schematic designs
  • Perform design reviews with other team members
  • Perform layout design based on these schematic designs, complying with product requirements
  • Close collaboration with other project members (system, mechanical, hardware, and firmware engineers, etc.)
  • Prepare PCB/PCBA production documentation
  • Support all stakeholders participating in the production phase (logistics, manufacturing, etc.)
  • Thorough understanding of analog and digital electrical schematics
  • Experience with high-density design and with signal integrity design techniques
  • Experience with mixed analog/digital PCB design techniques

Qualifications:

  • Bachelor's/Master's degree in Electrical/Electronics Engineering or a related field
  • Strong skills in Electronics Hardware Design, Hardware Design, and Circuit Design
  • Experience in Hardware Architecture
  • Strong experience in Hardware development
  • Experience with schematic capture and PCB layout tools
  • Experience in FPGA design and programming
  • Experience in the Defence / Aerospace Industry is a plus

 

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