Development Engineer Electronics Hardware (all genders)

To strengthen our development team in Haar, we are looking for a Development Engineer Electronics Hardware (all genders) to join us as soon as possible for the development of electronic systems. As a Development Engineer Electronics Hardware, you will support us in the development and implementation of processor, FPGA, power supply, and signal chain solutions for optical measurement systems, as well as the control and regulation of electromechanical precision drives.

• Independent development of analog and digital circuits in collaboration with other R&D teams and customers
• Active participation in the conception and device architecture of new products as well as maintenance and enhancement of existing devices
• Creation of circuit diagrams as well as independent PCB layout design and/or collaboration with external service providers
• Commissioning, testing, approval, series introduction, and support of hardware components
• Keeping requirements, specific constraints, and feasibility aspects in focus at all times
• Contributing your area of expertise constructively within interdisciplinary teams consisting of physicists, engineers, and computer scientists
• Implementation of system integration and verification, as well as execution of verification and qualification tests at device level
• Support of prototype and series production for devices and assemblies
• Definition of production acceptance tests

• A degree in Electrical Engineering, Communications Engineering, or a related field
• Professional experience in Research & Development as a developer or development engineer, preferably in an engineering-related environment
• Solid knowledge in the conception, development, evaluation, and optimization of complex analog and digital circuits (Altium)
• Hands-on laboratory experience and confident handling of measurement equipment
• Experience in one or more of the following areas:
  • Low-noise analog electronics and signal analysis in the MHz range (e.g. op-amps, ADCs, DACs, filters, etc.)
  • High-speed interface signal integrity (SI) design and debugging (e.g. USB 2.0/3.0, LVDS, etc.)
  • Analog control engineering
  • Low-noise, linear high-voltage amplifiers for capacitive loads (piezo amplifiers, up to 1 kV)
• Good written and spoken German and English skills
• Enjoyment of solving challenges collaboratively within a team
• Enthusiasm for implementing technologically sophisticated products
• An independent, structured, and detail-oriented way of working

• An exciting role within an internationally active, well-established mid-sized company with flat hierarchies and short decision-making processes
• Flexibility for goal- and results-oriented work in a collaborative, open, and respectful working environment
• We support freedom and flexibility regarding working hours and home office, as well as 30 vacation days per year
• A strong onboarding process is very important to us. An individual onboarding program and an attoBuddy will support you from day one
• Lifelong learning is encouraged through targeted training and development opportunities
• State-of-the-art office building with excellent access to Munich’s suburban rail network, employee parking spaces, JobRad, bicycle parking facilities, and shower facilities
• Through Corporate Benefits, employees receive access to a wide range of discounts
• Fun should not be neglected either, which is why we organize several company and team events
• We support your health through our attoCare program, company pension scheme, and health days
• Fresh fruit and beverages are provided free of charge, and freshly prepared meals in our company restaurant are subsidized daily
• An EGYM membership