Senior hardware electronics engineer

Akkar is working with a leading e-mobility company to appoint a Senior Hardware Electronics Engineer. You’ll play a key role in developing cutting-edge PCBAs and electronics that meet the highest standards of performance, quality, and compliance for mass production. Key Responsibilities Translate high-level product and system requirements into robust electronic architectures and PCBAs for innovative EV platforms or related hardware. Collaborate cross-functionally with mechanical, firmware, software, and testing teams to deliver high-performance solutions on time and within cost targets. Own the full lifecycle of electronic board development—from concept, schematic design, and component selection to production-ready hardware. Lead hardware bring-up, validation, debugging, and optimization activities. Oversee regulatory compliance, validation, and homologation of electronic systems. Support manufacturing transition, test planning, and end-of-line validation. Assist with hands-on testing, vehicle integration, and company-wide electronics support needs. Required Skills & Qualifications BS or MS in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or related field. Strong analytical mindset and hands-on problem-solving skills. Proven ability to work both independently and in multidisciplinary teams. Comfortable in fast-moving, high-tech environments (e.g., startups or R& D-heavy companies). Strong attention to detail with a drive for high-quality, reliable products. Excellent communication skills; fluent English required. Experience Requirements Minimum of 5 years in developing and launching complex electronics products. Deep expertise in analog and digital circuit design across multi-layer PCBs. Familiar with high-density layouts, double-sided boards, and system-level integration. Experience with multi-PCB systems architecture, ideally in a vehicle or device setting. Strong understanding of testing methodologies and failure analysis. Hands-on proficiency with oscilloscopes, soldering, multimeters, etc. Familiar with compliance design (EMC, RED) and high-volume manufacturing. Experience with communication protocols like CANbus, SPI, I2 C, and Bluetooth 5. Bonus Skills (Nice to Have) Direct experience in Battery Management Systems (BMS), ECUs / VCUs, or power electronics. Confidence in embedded firmware development. Background in microelectronics or MEMS devices. Familiarity with business and product development principles. Involvement in Formula SAE, student engineering teams, or similar.