Hardware Engineer

Skeleton is looking for a driven and detail-oriented

Hardware Engineer

to join our Product Development department.

You will design and develop reliable, cost-effective electronics solutions that meet system, safety, manufacturability, and customer requirements throughout the full product development lifecycle.

Responsibilities:

• Define electronics functionality, requirements, and concepts based on system and customer needs.
• Ensure compliance with standards, safety, reliability, and cost targets.
• Perform risk, reliability, and redundancy analyses (FMEA, FTA).
• Design schematics, PCB layouts, wiring, and connections for mass production.
• Select components and conduct simulations, testing, and validation activities.
• Support manufacturability, testing, and production documentation (DFM/DFT).
• Maintain electronics documentation, test specifications, and technical reports.
• Drive product improvements based on testing, customer feedback, and industry trends.
• Define end-of-line production test requirements for modules and systems.
• Occasionally support customer-facing technical discussions to clarify requirements.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electronics, Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics, or Embedded Systems.
• 2+ years’ experience in electronics design for series production products.
• Hands-on experience with industrialization, DFM/DFT, and production testing.
• Experience working in multidisciplinary engineering teams.
• Strong skills in schematic design, PCB layout, simulation, prototyping, and testing.

Proficiency with Altium Designer or similar ECAD tools.

• Experience with LTspice, Matlab, or similar simulation tools.
• Good reporting, basic data analysis, and MS Office skills.
• Strong English communication skills.
• Detail-oriented, proactive, and solution-driven mindset.

Nice to have:

• Background in battery management systems, power electronics, or other energy-storage electronics.
• Experience in industrial or automotive electronics, or other high-reliability/regulated hardware environments.
• A genuine hands-on electronics background - personal projects, tinkering, or a long-standing interest in electronics alongside your professional experience.