Hardware Development Engineer

As a key part of the DBS DCW Control Box team, you'll create impact by taking end-to-end ownership of power-electronics hardware that makes pumps smarter, safer and more efficient for millions of users worldwide.

• Design electronic hardware for pump control systems, including mains input, power-conversion and motor-control circuitry with full consideration of protection, derating and thermal management
• Plan and conduct hardware testing, verification and validation to demonstrate compliance with product requirements, electrical-safety standards and regulatory requirements
• Analyse test data, troubleshoot hardware issues, identify root causes and verify design improvements
• Collaborate cross-functionally with software, mechanical, systems, manufacturing and compliance teams to integrate hardware into complete product solutions
• Create and maintain technical documentation including design specifications, test reports, DFMEA and safety FMEA
• Support prototype builds and contribute actively to design reviews throughout the product-development lifecycle

• Bachelor's or master's degree in electronics or electrical engineering with 2-5 years of electronic hardware development experience (schematic design, component selection, prototyping, testing and documentation)
• Practical experience with power-electronics design, preferably involving mains-powered AC equipment, including analog/digital circuit design and power-conversion principles
• Proficiency with lab equipment (oscilloscopes, power analysers, electronic loads, safety-test equipment) and circuit-simulation tools such as LTspice
• Understanding of electrical-safety principles and a quality mindset covering robustness, reliability, EMC and manufacturability