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How You Will Contribute
- Design, simulate, and test modular PCB blocks using KiCad (and optionally Altium)
- Build a reusable library of circuits: power supplies, microcontrollers, sensors, comms, and more
- Validate blocks for performance, manufacturability, and reliability
- Collaborate with AI engineers to convert your designs into generative templates
- Create documentation, test cases, and usage guides for other engineers
- Contribute to the vision of AI-assisted hardware engineering from day one
You Have
- 2–5 years of experience designing schematics and PCBs, ideally for commercial or consumer hardware
- Strong understanding of analog/digital circuits, common protocols (UART, I2C, SPI), and embedded systems
- Proficiency in KiCad (or Altium, Eagle, etc.) and standard simulation tools
- A bias for clean, modular, and reusable designs
- A hacker’s spirit: maybe you’ve built your own boards, drones, wearables, or Raspberry Pi projects
- Bonus: Experience with scripting (Python, Bash, etc.) or writing validation scripts
- Bonus: Familiarity with BOM management, part sourcing, and lifecycle awareness
Tools: We’re a KiCad-first team, with support for Altium exports
Apply Now
Think you’re a fit? Send your resume, portfolio (if any), and a short note about a project you’re proud of to careers@faradworks.com
