ROLE: HARDWARE DESIGN ENGINEER

LOCATION: ORADEA

Role Responsibilities

ü Desing and develop electronic circuits and systems for motor control applications.
ü Undertake design feasibility studies and investigations, identifying and evaluating
possible optimization/implementations for the customer requirements.
ü Simulate electronic circuits and models to predict the behavior of the motor control
system under different conditions.
ü Build prototypes of the motor control electronics to test and validate the designs.
ü Conduct thorough testing of the motor control systems to ensure they meet all
functional requirements, performance criteria, and safety standards.
ü Create detailed documentation for the hardware design, including design
specifications, test results, and user manuals.
ü Ensure that the motor control electronics comply with relevant industry standards
and regulations (such as EMC and safety standards)

Most Relevant Academic Background:

ü Applied Electronics / Electrical Engineering

ü Embedded Systems/ System Automation

Environment for application:

ü Previous experience using simulation software as: LT Spice

ü Good to have: OrCAD, MATLAB Simulink, Python

Digital hardware competence:

ü ADC/DAC converters
ü OPAMP
ü H Bridge, 3~ inverter
ü Analog Circuits (OPA, transistor circuits etc.)
ü Logic Circuits (gates, registers, multiplexers, demultiplexers, decoders, encoders,
buffers)
ü Power Supply (design and usage)
ü Power electronics (up to 500Vac/800Vdc)
ü Oscilloscope (design basic digital one and usage of both digital and analog version)
ü Function Generator (design basic generator and usage of commercial ones)
ü SPI (Serial Peripheral Interface) & I2C (Inter-Integrated Circuit) communication
ü USB based devices and protocol
ü Wi-Fi based protocols (such as ESP32 with built in Wi-Fi)
ü Interfaces (RS232, RS485 etc.)

Analog hardware competence:

ü Brushless DC Motors / Permanent magnet DC motor

ü Good to have: stepper/universal motors, AC/DC servos.
Multidisciplinary competence (good to have):

ü Schematic design using Eagle or Altium

ü Inverters and converters (DC-DC, DC-AC, AC-AC)
ü Motor and sensor driving circuits
ü Power Factor Correction
ü EMC/EMI experience