Snapshot of the Role As an Embedded Engineer I, you will support the design, development, testing, troubleshooting, and launch of embedded hardware and software solutions for off-highway market equipment. This is a highly hands-on role with a strong hardware focus, including circuit debugging, wire harness builds, PCB rework, test fixture development, supplier support, and light coding for test scripts.
What You'll be Doing:- Support embedded hardware and software development, testing, debugging, deployment, and product launch activities.
- Build and troubleshoot wire harnesses, test fixtures, printed circuit board assemblies, and prototype hardware using tools such as oscilloscopes, multimeters, test probes, and soldering equipment.
- Create and improve documentation, standard operating procedures, test methods, troubleshooting processes, DFMEAs, simulations, and validation activities.
- Use engineering tools such as LTspice, Altium, Git, MATLAB/Simulink, Embedded C, IDEs, debuggers, and software validation and verification processes.
- Partner with internal teams and external suppliers to support prototype and production run-offs, supplier development, and project execution.
What You'll Need: - Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or a related engineering field; hands-on co-op, internship, project, or club experience may be especially helpful for recent graduates.
- Experience or strong interest in embedded hardware and software, including Embedded C, circuit debugging, electrical schematics, and lab tools such as oscilloscopes, multimeters, power supplies, and soldering equipment.
- Comfort working in a hands-on, hardware-focused role with the ability to learn quickly, take direction, troubleshoot independently, and make sound decisions with limited or ambiguous information.
- Strong communication, teamwork, documentation, and follow-through skills with the ability to collaborate across engineering, manufacturing, quality, and supplier teams.
- Preferred experience includes MATLAB/Simulink, Git, Altium, LTspice, PCB rework, soldering, IPC certification, CANbus, RTOS, SPI, I2C, DMA, ARM microprocessors, software requirements, test plans, and FMEA processes.
- Authorized to work in the United States.
What We Offer: - A hands-on engineering role where you can build, test, troubleshoot, and see your work directly support customer solutions.
- The opportunity to grow from a hardware-focused role into broader embedded software, project engineering, senior technical, or leadership paths based on your interests and strengths.
- A collaborative, fast-paced environment where you will learn from experienced engineers, contribute to process improvements, and support innovative products with real-world impact.
