Ingeniero Eléctrico Hardware

CEVIAN, inventor of the night vision goggles, manufactures optics and night vision displays in Popotla, Rosarito.

Keywords: HARDWARE DESIGN-VHDL CODE-FPGA-PCB LAYOUT-PADS

Summary:

Under the direction of a Project Engineer, the senior electrical engineer will work within a multidisciplinary team for the development and production of custom displays and related products.

You will perform hands-on development of new designs during the development phases, along with other related activities such as prototype follow-ups, verification tests, troubleshooting, test setups, qualification testing, documentations, etc You will also provide hardware, software,

firmware support, documentation for existing products.

Job duties: 

• Design and document electronics circuits for aerospace and defense display products
• Define hardware architectures, design and develop electronic circuits and PCB layouts, document appropriate design verification and validation tests procedures, and perform design verification activities
• Perform calculations, including thermal analysis of circuits, power, impedance, de-rating, mean-time between failures, and detailed, component-level FMEA  
• Generate or modify VHDL code for the custom functionality of the FPGA
• Generate or modify C code for embedded microcontroller-based circuits.
• Provide technical solutions for the selection of electronic components for new and existing products
• Design and document an electronic test environment for display products
• Work with suppliers and provide technical guidance to manufacture circuit assemblies
• Identify and resolve hardware issues with component obsolescence and the manufacturability of display products components;
• Build prototype parts, cables, and test fixtures
• Create technical documentation and user manuals.
• Assign part numbers for drawings, documents, and generate Bill of Materials (BOMs)  
• Prepare, incorporate, and process Engineering Change Orders (ECOs)
• Support and troubleshoot complex electronic failures