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Hardware / Network Engineer
Electrical Engineer - Power Electronics- job post ARCENT Solutions
Hardware / Network Engineer
#806811
Remote / WFH
ARCENT Solutions
Job Description
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The role
This role is for a venture-backed hardware startup in San Francisco building high-performance power conversion systems. The bet is that the power stage is the bottleneck in modern electrified machines.
The hire is a hands-on electrical engineer supporting product development across those systems. It's a broad role, not a narrow specialist seat. You'll move between schematics, PCB reviews, harnesses, test setups, lab debugging, documentation, vendors, and production support. Deep specialization matters less than sound engineering judgment, curiosity, and the ability to get hardware working. The bar is high. The ideal person takes ownership and executes, and when they hit a wall they go find the way through it.
What you'll do
Run complex power electronics simulations
Perform parasitic PCB extraction
Design and bring up production hardware
Design and bring up manufacturing line hardware
Debug real hardware problems: EMI, grounding, thermal, manufacturing defects
Must-haves
Moderate experience designing electronics
Ability to learn on the fly
Resilience
Pay: $106,096.36 - $170,771.96 per year
Work Location: In person
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The role
This role is for a venture-backed hardware startup in San Francisco building high-performance power conversion systems. The bet is that the power stage is the bottleneck in modern electrified machines.
The hire is a hands-on electrical engineer supporting product development across those systems. It's a broad role, not a narrow specialist seat. You'll move between schematics, PCB reviews, harnesses, test setups, lab debugging, documentation, vendors, and production support. Deep specialization matters less than sound engineering judgment, curiosity, and the ability to get hardware working. The bar is high. The ideal person takes ownership and executes, and when they hit a wall they go find the way through it.
What you'll do
Run complex power electronics simulations
Perform parasitic PCB extraction
Design and bring up production hardware
Design and bring up manufacturing line hardware
Debug real hardware problems: EMI, grounding, thermal, manufacturing defects
Must-haves
Moderate experience designing electronics
Ability to learn on the fly
Resilience
Pay: $106,096.36 - $170,771.96 per year
Work Location: In person
Return
