BinQle is a global delivery and execution partner supporting enterprises across the US, India, Singapore and Australia. We specialize in structured hiring, managed teams, and long-term delivery support.
Role Summary
Responsible for designing electronic systems using 32-bit microcontrollers, microprocessors, and SoC-based designs. Focus on mixed-signal circuit design, power electronics, and EMI/EMC-compliant solutions. Involvement in industrial automation protocol integration and PCB development tasks.
What Youll Do
Design AC/DC and DC/DC converters, including simulation and EMI/EMC-compliant schematic design
Develop mixed-signal circuits for medium- and high-resolution A/D systems
Implement designs using 32-bit microcontrollers, microprocessors, and SoC-based architectures
Manage power sequencing, monitoring, watchdogs, and peripheral interface assignments
Integrate industrial automation protocols such as EtherCAT and Profibus
Perform schematic entry, symbol creation, and preliminary PCB layout using Altium
Participate in DFMEA and related engineering analysis activities
What We re Looking For (Must-Haves):
Experience in 32-bit microcontroller, microprocessor, and SoC-based designs
Proficiency in mixed-signal circuit design for A/D systems
AC/DC and DC/DC converter schematic design with EMI/EMC compliance
Familiarity with industrial automation protocols: EtherCAT and Profibus
Hands-on experience with Altium for schematic entry and PCB layout
Involvement in DFMEA or similar engineering analysis
Valuable to Have (Optional - only if mentioned):
As per requirement
Qualifications: B.E
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