Massachusetts: eligible, according to the employer's posting.
Who can apply: Only open to applicants in: Arizona, Massachusetts.
Location as listed by the employer: “Scottsdale, Arizona, United States; Massachusetts-Boston Office”
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About this role
Axon is hiring for a Senior Electrical Engineer, RF Schematic and Circuit Board Design (Relocation Assistance Available) role. See the official posting for full details.
Requirements
- 7+ years of electrical and circuit board design experience and a bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or a related discipline.
- Deep hands-on experience taking complex electronics from architecture -> schematic capture -> PCB layout -> bring-up -> validation -> production.
- Strong experience designing high-density, mixed-signal PCBs incorporating application processors or MCUs, high-speed memory, power delivery, battery/charging circuitry, and wired and wireless into compact, highly integ…
- Advanced knowledge of schematic design, PCB stack-up, grounding, component placement, high-speed routing, signal integrity, power integrity, and EMI/EMC.
- Demonstrated expertise designing high-speed interfaces such as DDR, PCIe, USB, Ethernet, MIPI, or similar technologies.
- Strong understanding of power architecture, including DC/DC converters, LDOs, battery-powered systems, charging circuitry, power sequencing, and low-power design.
- Hands-on experience with Cadence OrCAD and Allegro or comparable professional schematic and PCB design tools.
- Experience designing rigid, flex, or rigid-flex PCBs within demanding mechanical, thermal, and form-factor constraints.
Summarized from the employer's posting — check the full posting for every requirement.
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