LRT Innovation Labs is looking for an experienced Hardware Design Engineer specialized in PCB development using Altium to join our engineering team.

This role is ideal for a hands-on engineer with strong experience in multi-layer PCB design, power electronics, and mixed-signal hardware development.

You will contribute to the design and optimization of next-generation electric vehicle charging systems, working closely with embedded software, firmware, and product development teams.

This is a key technical role with strong growth potential within an innovative and fast-paced engineering environment.

Main Responsibilities

• Design and develop high-performance PCB layouts using Altium Designer
• Work on multi-layer boards (4+ layers) for power and mixed-signal applications
• Improve and optimize existing hardware designs based on product requirements
• Support hardware integration with firmware and embedded software teams
• Perform circuit simulation and validation using tools such as SPICE
• Participate in hardware testing, debugging, and troubleshooting
• Ensure compliance with EMI / EMC / CE certification standards
• Optimize component selection and BOM cost/performance
• Prepare and maintain technical documentation and design files
• Support prototype validation and production readiness

• Engineering degree in Electronics, Embedded Systems, Electrical Engineering, or related field
• 3+ years experience in PCB design and hardware development
• Strong proficiency with Altium Designer
• Proven experience with multi-layer PCB layouts
• Good knowledge of analog, digital, and power electronics
• Experience with MCU interfaces and communication protocols
  • UART
  • SPI
  • I2C
  • CAN
  • RS485 / RS232
  • Modbus
• Familiarity with lab tools:
  • oscilloscope
  • logic analyzer
  • signal generator
• Good troubleshooting and debugging skills
• Professional level English communication

Nice to Have

• Experience in EV chargers / power electronics
• Knowledge of EMC / EMI compliance
• Familiarity with ISO 15118 / SAE J1772
• SPICE simulation experience
• Embedded Linux hardware exposure