Senior Hardware Engineer

Meta Reality Labs - W2 Contract

Sr. Hardware Engineer - Sunnyvale, CA

Job Description:

This role will be working within the Reality Labs organization which brings people around the world together through cutting edge, next generation Augmented, Mixed, and Virtual Reality. As a Sr. Hardware Engineer, your main function is to research, design, develop, test a variety of boards including rigid/flex and high-density for wearable electronics.

Job Responsibilities:

Working on Hardware board design in Allegro, board bring up and debugging of new technologies for Smart glass NTI team

Validation of hardware platform and feasibility of new technologies Working with CM for NTI hardware design reviews and issue debugging.

Tear down and competitive analysis of designs in the market to learn about different Smart glass implementations.

Review and approve plan layout, including creating new designs and modifications of existing designs.

Review and approve product prototypes, working models or theoretical models constructed with computer simulation.

Write detailed functional specifications and design flow/tradeoff.

Support new technology introduction.

Act as a subject matter expert to engineering staff and consult specifications to evaluate interface between hardware and software and operational and performance requirements of overall system.

Direct technicians, engineering designers or other technical support personnel as needed.

Qualifications

7+ years of professional experience within Hardware Engineering, prefer backgrounds in consumer electronics or similar industry experience

Strong knowledge within Electrical Engineering concepts/fundamentals

Experience with flex, rigid, and high density board design

Strong PCB design for low power devices

Prior experience in any of the following - sensors, wireless, low power devices, cameras, audio, displays, interfaces (USB, MIPI, PCIE, SPI, I2C)

Review and approve product prototypes, working models or theoretical models constructed with computer simulations