Garmin
Senior Printed Circuit Board (PCB) Designer
Garmin, Cary, North Carolina, United States, 27518
Overview
We are seeking a full-time
Senior Printed Circuit Board (PCB) Designer
in our Olathe, KS or our Cary, NC location. In this role, you will be responsible for creating loosely defined complex Printed Circuit Board (PCB) designs from schematics and inputting from Design Engineering and is a departmental expert in one or more areas of technology. This role creates designs for a variety of Garmin products.
Essential Functions
Partners with Product Design Engineers and Mechanical Engineers to produce loosely defined complex PCB Designs that are timely, robust, and economical
Key technical contributor and ECAD/MCAD interface expert in the design of new or challenging PCB designs or projects bearing directly on organizational objectives
Leverages thorough knowledge of Garmin processes and procedures through leadership of major research or product development projects consisting of multiple modules or sub-projects that align the team with Garmin and departmental mission and vision
Serves as an expert in data setup for all types of PCB design technology used at Garmin
Recognizes design technology changes and finds ways that our current tools can allow Garmin to implement those designs
Leads the advancement of team capabilities through identification and testing of new PCB design technologies for ECAD software
Develops reliable solutions to exceedingly complex problems which require the regular use of individual thought and creativity
Connects engineering teams, communicating effectively with all project stakeholders (ex. Electrical, Process and Mechanical Engineering)
Serves as an expert in PCB Design and Engineering processes including mentoring one or more PCB Designers
Offers suggestions for PCB Design process improvements and authors most new procedures
Demonstrates a working knowledge of Garmin’s ECAD Library
Basic Qualifications
Associate’s Degree in Electronics Technology or related field AND a minimum of 10 years relevant experience performing similar consumer electronics industry duties OR an equivalent combination of education and experience
Demonstrates proficient use and advanced knowledge of PCB design best practices and design standards for all PCB technologies used in current Garmin designs as well as the ability to bring new technologies into Garmin
Demonstrates expert proficiency using Garmin’s ECAD tools - Cadence Allegro
Demonstrates an ability to interpret design intent from schematics and have a working knowledge of electronic circuits theory and operation
Demonstrates a thorough knowledge of PCB manufacturing processes
Demonstrates proficiency using personal computers and Microsoft Office applications
Garmin International is an equal opportunity employer. Qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, religion, color, national origin, citizenship, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, veteran’s status, age or disability.
This position is eligible for Garmin's benefit program. Details can be found here: Garmin Benefits
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Senior Printed Circuit Board (PCB) Designer
in our Olathe, KS or our Cary, NC location. In this role, you will be responsible for creating loosely defined complex Printed Circuit Board (PCB) designs from schematics and inputting from Design Engineering and is a departmental expert in one or more areas of technology. This role creates designs for a variety of Garmin products.
Essential Functions
Partners with Product Design Engineers and Mechanical Engineers to produce loosely defined complex PCB Designs that are timely, robust, and economical
Key technical contributor and ECAD/MCAD interface expert in the design of new or challenging PCB designs or projects bearing directly on organizational objectives
Leverages thorough knowledge of Garmin processes and procedures through leadership of major research or product development projects consisting of multiple modules or sub-projects that align the team with Garmin and departmental mission and vision
Serves as an expert in data setup for all types of PCB design technology used at Garmin
Recognizes design technology changes and finds ways that our current tools can allow Garmin to implement those designs
Leads the advancement of team capabilities through identification and testing of new PCB design technologies for ECAD software
Develops reliable solutions to exceedingly complex problems which require the regular use of individual thought and creativity
Connects engineering teams, communicating effectively with all project stakeholders (ex. Electrical, Process and Mechanical Engineering)
Serves as an expert in PCB Design and Engineering processes including mentoring one or more PCB Designers
Offers suggestions for PCB Design process improvements and authors most new procedures
Demonstrates a working knowledge of Garmin’s ECAD Library
Basic Qualifications
Associate’s Degree in Electronics Technology or related field AND a minimum of 10 years relevant experience performing similar consumer electronics industry duties OR an equivalent combination of education and experience
Demonstrates proficient use and advanced knowledge of PCB design best practices and design standards for all PCB technologies used in current Garmin designs as well as the ability to bring new technologies into Garmin
Demonstrates expert proficiency using Garmin’s ECAD tools - Cadence Allegro
Demonstrates an ability to interpret design intent from schematics and have a working knowledge of electronic circuits theory and operation
Demonstrates a thorough knowledge of PCB manufacturing processes
Demonstrates proficiency using personal computers and Microsoft Office applications
Garmin International is an equal opportunity employer. Qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, religion, color, national origin, citizenship, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, veteran’s status, age or disability.
This position is eligible for Garmin's benefit program. Details can be found here: Garmin Benefits
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