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Salary: USD 130,000 - 180,000 / annual
AnySignal is developing next-generation RF products and services for space and defense missions. As a Digital Electronics Engineer on the hardware team, you will own the design, manufacture, test, and deployment of highly integrated PCBAs for space customers.
You will work with a small team of software, RF hardware, and FPGA engineers to shepherd products from initial design through vehicle integration, taking a full-stack approach to building robust space communication systems.
Key responsibilities include:
- Design high-speed digital hardware including processors, FPGAs, memory, interfaces, and supporting circuitry
- Perform trades and analyses of board architecture and component selection
- Execute schematic capture and layout of space-grade PCBs
- Conduct bring-up and testing of new designs
- Partner with RF engineers, software, mechanical, thermal, manufacturing, and production test teams to drive designs end-to-end
- Collaborate with mechanical engineers to ensure proper thermal dissipation
- Work with supply chain teams to enable rapid manufacture and iteration
- Design for performance under space-grade acceptance, qualification, and compliance requirements
Required qualifications:
- Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering, computer engineering, physics, or related STEM field
- 3+ years of professional experience designing high-speed digital circuitry
- Proven experience with EDA tools such as Altium Designer
- Experience designing and debugging Xilinx RFSoC/MPSoC-based systems or equivalent
- Experience debugging SoCs across the bootup stack (baremetal/bootloader/linux)
- Experience in modeling, simulation, and testing of digital and power electronics
- Familiarity with failure mode effects and criticality analysis (FMEA)
Preferred experience includes mixed-signal circuit board design from concept through production, memory configuration and interfacing, power tree design with complex sequencing, and component selection for radiation environments.
