About the role
We're looking for a Hardware Engineer to design and validate the electrical and mechanical systems behind Hoomanely's connected devices, working closely with firmware and industrial design to take products from schematic to a reliable, mass-manufactured device.
Responsibilities:
- Design and validate schematics and PCB layouts for sensor-driven consumer hardware, including power, battery charging, and signal integrity
- Select and integrate sensors, thermal imagers, IMUs, and cameras, ensuring correct electrical interfacing with the compute module
- Design safe battery charging paths, thermal cutoff mechanisms, and power budgets that hold up under continuous real-world use.
- Design clock trees and signal paths that stay stable across crystal tolerance drift and environmental variation
- Work with contract manufacturers on DFM and DFT, and support bring-up, debugging, and yield improvement during production runs
- Build and run test fixtures to validate hardware performance, reliability, and compliance requirements.
- Work closely with firmware, industrial design, and ML teams to make sure the hardware supports the sensing accuracy the product depends on.
Requirements:
- You have a B. Tech in Electronics, Electrical Engineering, or a related field from a Tier 1 institute, which is mandatory.
- You have 4+ years of hardware design experience.
- You have strong hands-on experience with schematic design, PCB layout, and power management circuits.
- You're proficient with EDA tools (Altium, KiCad, or equivalent) and lab equipment for hardware validation.
- You've taken a hardware design from prototype through DFM to mass production.
- Bonus: Experience with thermal imaging, IMU, or camera sensor integration.
- Bonus: Familiarity with battery charging ICs and safety certification requirements.
- Bonus: Prior experience in IoT, wearables, or connected consumer hardware.