Role & responsibilities

- Schematic Capture &
- Design:

Develop and architect robust electronic schematics for microcontroller platforms (STM32 and ESP32 architectures) incorporating analog/digital sensor interfaces, switched-mode power converters, and high-power motor drive circuitry.

- Component Selection &

- Analysis:

Analyze component datasheets to select critical hardware elements (MCUs, power MOSFETs/IGBTs, gate drivers, regulators, connectors) based on strict operational voltage levels, thermal performance, and low-level peripheral compatibility.

- Multi-Layer PCB Layout: Execute multi-layer PCB designs and layouts, placing high emphasis on signal integrity (SI), power integrity (PI), high-current copper pour sizing, and proper isolation/grounding strategies.

- High-Speed &

- Mixed-Signal Routing:

Route high-speed communication buses (CAN, SPI, I2C, UART) utilizing proper impedance matching, differential pair routing, and cross-talk isolation away from high-power switching nodes.

- EMI/EMC &

- Power Implementation:

Implement effective board-level shielding, decoupling networks, and optimized power circuitry to minimize electromagnetic interference (EMI/EMC) stemming from high-frequency power converters and secure reliable system performance.

- Hardware Bring-up &

- Diagnostics:

Lead initial physical board bring-up, smoke testing, and hardware debugging using bench lab equipment including oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, electronic loads, and SWD/JTAG debuggers.

- DFM &

- Manufacturing Prep:

Prepare comprehensive production-ready documentation packages (Gerber files, drill files, BOMs, assembly drawings) and coordinate directly with PCB fabrication and assembly vendors.

- Hardware Iteration &

- ECAD Management:

Maintain strict version control of PCB design files and hardware schematics using Git repositories,



logging errata and physical edge-case failures to optimize subsequent board spins.

Preferred candidate profile

- ECAD Proficiency: Hands-on experience with schematic capture and PCB layout design tools (e.g., KiCad, EasyEDA or Altium Designer etc.) for multi-layer board development.

- Power Electronics &
- Converters:

Solid understanding of DC-DC power converter topologies (Buck, Boost, Buck-Boost) and their control loops, including selection of inductors, switching elements, and layout optimization for power integrity.

- High-Power Motor Controllers: Experience designing and analyzing physical driver stages for brushless DC (BLDC) or DC motors, including gate driver circuits, phase current sensing architectures, and thermal management (heatsinking, thermal vias).

- PCB Design Fundamentals: Deep understanding of stack-up configuration, trace width/clearance rules for high current/voltage, copper pouring, via management (thermal, blind/buried), and high-speed routing constraints.

- Circuitry &

- Schematic Literacy:

Strong knowledge of electronics engineering fundamentals, including analog filtering, digital logic, voltage regulation, power distribution networks (PDNs), and component ratings.

- Hardware Interfacing &

- Protocols:

Practical experience designing physical layers for peripheral communication buses such as UART, SPI, I2C, ADC/DAC, and robust CAN communication network lines.

- Lab Equipment Mastery: Proficient in hardware troubleshooting and diagnostic toolsspecifically using oscilloscopes, differential probes, logic analyzers, multimeters, and serial logs to isolate layout or physical hardware faults.

- Microcontroller Hardware Architecture: Familiarity with the physical pinouts, peripheral mapping, and power requirements of STM32 (CubeIDE/HAL ecosystems) and ESP32 platforms.

- Hardware Version Control: Competent in using Git for managing ECAD design file revisions, schematic changes, and hardware release branches.

📌 Electronics Hardware Engineer - Intern & Full Time (Bengaluru)
🏢 Flo Mobility
📍 Bengaluru