Senior hardware engineer - Power electronics at Evionix Systems · Pune · 5 - 10 years · ₹15L - ₹21L / yr · Posted 25 Apr 2026
Senior hardware engineer - Power electronics
at Evionix Systems
Senior hardware engineer - Power electronics
Experience: 5 to 10 years experience
Job Location: Pune
Job Description:
- Design, simulate, and develop a variety of power electronic circuits, including AC-DC, DC-DC converters
- Develop schematics using CAD tools such as Mentor and Altium and collaborate with PCB engineers on layout development.
- Support simulation activities using tools LTspice, or similar, helping to build and analyze design.
- Participate in the prototyping and testing of power electronic circuits and components under guidance.
- Help with the assembly and validation of test setups and perform measurements in the lab.
- Assist in the documentation of design details, test procedures, and results.
- Gain exposure to relevant industry standards and regulatory requirements for power electronics.
- Collaborate with other engineering disciplines to understand system-level requirements and interactions.
- Contribute to root cause analysis of issues encountered during testing or production under supervision.
Experience and Qualifications:
- B.Tech/M.Tech with specialization in Electrical or Electronics Engineering.
- Overall Experience of 5-10 Years.
- Specific experience of 2-4 years of experience in the design and development of power electronic systems like DC-DC converters or chargers.
Must Have Competencies:
- Proficiency in electric circuit design and analysis involving power devices, gate drivers and passive elements.
- Good understanding of common topologies for power converters and inverters.
- Proficiency in Microcontrollers and peripherals like PWM, ADC etc.
- Hardware and firmware debugging skills for troubleshooting.
Good to Have Competencies:
- Experience with non-idealities in power electronic devices like diodes, MOSFETs, transformers and inductors.
- Knowledge of layout and how it impacts performance.
- Knowledge of EMI/EMC compliance and safety standards like UL, VDE, IEC, or BIS.
- Proficiency in simulation and design tools such as LtSpice, PSIM, MATLAB, Allegro, or Hyperlynx.
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An experienced, hands-on engineering role owning the electrical and electronics hardware content of motor-drive and sensor systems. The Electrical / Electronics / Instrumentation Engineer is responsible for power distribution and motor-drive power-stage design, sensor interface boards, and taking boards through EMI/EMC compliance, with full ownership of schematic capture and layout from concept to fab-ready.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Design power distribution and the motor-drive power stage (gate drives, current sense, H-bridge/inverter stages)
- Implement supervised discrete-line circuitry per IF-08 ICD requirements
- Design sensor interface boards (resolver, encoder, analog/digital signal conditioning)
- Take boards through EMI/EMC compliance for MIL-STD-461
- Own schematic capture and layout in Altium or KiCad end-to-end, from concept to fab ready.
REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS
- B.E./B.Tech/M.E./M.Tech. in Electrical, Electronics & Communication, Electronics & Instrumentation, or any other relevant field.
- 4-8 years of relevant experience.
KEY COMPETENCIES
- Hands-on power electronics: gate driver design, current sensing, protection circuitry
- Analog signal conditioning for sensor front-ends (resolver, encoder, LVDT-class signals)
- Practical EMI/EMC design experience, ideally against MIL-STD-461 or equivalent (automotive/industrial EMC also considered)
- Strong Altium or KiCad skills — layout discipline for power + mixed-signal boards.
- Prior work on ICD-driven or interface-controlled discrete I/O circuitry
- Defence, aerospace, or automotive electronics background
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ULTRAHUMAN • HARDWARE
Hardware Design Engineer Wearables
Bangalore (Kudlu Gate)| • On-site | Full-time |
ABOUT THE ROLE
Ultrahuman's Hardware division builds award-winning wearables the Ultrahuman Ring and Ring Air pushing consumer technology in health and metabolic fitness. We're looking for a Hardware Design Engineer to own electronics design for our next-generation smart rings, from architecture and schematic capture through PCB layout, bring-up, and mass production.
This is a hands-on role at the extremes of miniaturization and power efficiency. You'll make architecture-level component decisions, drive high-density and RF layout, and take designs through NPI to volume — working closely with mechanical, firmware, and manufacturing teams on fast product cycles.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
Architecture & Schematic Design
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- Handle schematic-to-layout conversion and netlist import; create and maintain symbol/footprint libraries and land patterns.
High-Density & RF Layout
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- Apply signal-integrity best practices for high-speed digital interfaces and mixed-signal boards.
Power & Low-Power Design
- Architect power trees around PMICs, buck/boost converters, and LDOs, including Li-ion charging for small-capacity cells.
- Build and validate ultra-low-power current budgets to meet multi-day battery-life targets.
- Strong grasp of power electronics and active/passive component behaviour.
Sensor Integration
- Integrate optical biosensing (PPG) AFEs, IMUs, temperature sensors, and haptics; own I²C/SPI interface design and analog front-end layout.
Manufacturing & DFM
- Own Gerber/ODB++ release, fabrication and assembly drawings, panelization, and full manufacturing data packages.
- Prepare and maintain BOMs; evaluate and qualify alternate / second-source components.
- Drive DFM/DFA reviews with fab and SMT/EMS partners; support NPI through EVT/DVT/PVT to mass production.
- Sound understanding of PCB materials, stackups, and component assembly processes.
Compliance, Reliability & Validation
- Apply EMI/EMC, thermal, and mechanical design best practices.
- Support pre-compliance and certification across FCC, CE, BIS, and RoHS, and familiarity with IEC standards for PCB design safety.
- Coordinate with test engineers on board bring-up and PCB validation; run circuit simulations for RF and signal/timing optimization.
Ownership & Collaboration
- Independently manage hardware projects end-to-end, including vendor coordination and delivery of final hardware.
- Collaborate with mechanical engineers to optimize designs and meet project timelines.
- Bring the latest design tools, methodologies, and industry best practices into the team.
REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS
- Bachelor's or Master's in EEE, Electronics, or equivalent practical experience.
- 4+ years of hands-on hardware / PCB design experience, ideally in consumer electronics or wearables.
- Proficiency with a leading schematic and PCB toolchain (OrCAD / Allegro preferred).
- Proven track record taking a product from schematic through layout to volume production.
- Working knowledge of power electronics and active/passive component selection.
- Familiarity with global certifications (FCC, CE, BIS, RoHS) and IEC PCB safety standards.
PREFERRED / BONUS
- Experience with miniaturized high-density or rigid-flex designs.
- RF design experience (2.4 GHz / BLE, NFC, antenna tuning and matching).
- EMI/EMC design and pre-compliance testing experience.
- Low-power / battery-operated wearable product experience.
- Familiarity with reliability methods (DFMEA, derating) and RF / signal-timing circuit simulation.
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What You'll Do
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8. Build and lead cross-functional teams; recruit, develop, and retain top analog and layout talent in India's semiconductor talent market.
9. Be a technical authority and final escalation point for difficult design and silicon issues.
What You'll Bring
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