Electronics Engineer

As an Electronics Development Engineer, you will be responsible for the timely and high-quality execution of electronics-related project tasks. You will actively interface with internal teams, external partners, and customers, ensuring smooth coordination and alignment with project goals and development processes. Your role will involve technical responsibility from requirements engineering to product release, contributing to the development of LED-based lighting systems.

Key Responsibilities:

• Ensure timely and qualitative execution of project-specific electronics tasks
• Actively interface and collaborate with internal departments, suppliers, and customers
• Analyze and process requirements and project objectives
• Ensure adherence to the defined development processes and standards

Main Tasks:

• Perform Requirements Engineering for electronic components and systems
• Select and calculate LEDs based on technical and purchasing requirements
• Define and verify PCBA concepts (with/without heatsink), including thermal considerations
• Provide input data for system calibration (e.g., LED current, NTC, binning)
• Create PCBA requirement specifications for internal development or external suppliers

External Electronics Development:

• Coordinate PCBA sample builds up to supplier nomination
• Manage technical coordination with Electronic Suppliers

Internal Electronics Development:

• Coordinate activities of hardware and software engineers
• Oversee technical coordination with EMS (Electronic Manufacturing Services) suppliers
• Manage electronic work products and product releases using PLM tools
• Coordinate customer communication for PCBA components and architecture
• Support the “be Electrically Integrable” function for test cases and architecture definition
• Contribute to DVP&R (Design Verification Plan and Report) development
• Participate in Sub-System FMEAs for risk analysis and mitigation

• Completed education from a Higher Technical School with specialization in electronics, mechatronics, or a similar field or Degree from a University of Applied Sciences or University with a focus on electronics or mechatronics
• Knowledge in electronic design, including schematic and layout principles

• Basic understanding of optical, thermal, and mechanical concepts
• Strong organizational and communication skills
• Team-oriented mindset and ability to work in a structured development environment
• Proficiency in English; German is a plus