Kickmaker
Electronics Engineer
Austin, TX
Sponsorship not specified$95k-$120kDetected 34 days ago
AltiumKiCadEMI/EMCRoboticsHardware DesignMedical Devices
About the role
- We're evolving with a real maker culture!
- Our approach: to enable everyone to fulfill their potential by working on exciting projects, and to encourage autonomy and initiative.
Responsibilities
- build a space where innovators can explore, experiment, and push boundaries together.
- If you've ever looked at a product and thought, "I could build this better," let's talk!
Requirements
- 5 years in a relevant field
Skills
- Passion, excitement and kindness are the pillars of KICKMAKER.
- Defining project requirements based on client needs
- Defining the product architecture according to criteria such as cost, feasibility, timeline, and components, in line with client needs
- Computer-Aided Design (Altium, Circuit Studio, Eagle, KiCad, etc.)
- Prototyping (schematic, layout, wiring design)
- Preparing manufacturing documentation (Gerber files, BOM, assembly drawings, etc.)
- Planning, conducting, and validating tests using available tools (oscilloscope, multimeter, spectrum analyzer, etc.)
- Supporting the project during certification phases (EMC, radio, electrical safety, etc.)
Compensation
- $95 000 to $120 000/ year
- Experience Required: 5 years in a relevant field
- Your adventure at Kickmaker
- Your path evolves with your curiosity: we help you grow where your professional ambitions and personal passions meet, always connected to the latest tech breakthroughs.
- You can also join our 401(k) plan to invest in your future.
- Our Culture & Spirit
Benefits
- We offer a benefits package designed to support you and your family while keeping costs low.
- T his includes health and dental coverage, paid time off and 5 sick days for rest and renewal.
Company info
- Our Culture & Spirit
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