Senior Electrical Engineer

Responsibilities Design, build, debug, and validate the electronics for next-generation laser-based gas analyzers. Lead the design and development of high-precision electrical systems, including analog front-ends for photodetectors, laser driver circuits, high-ENOB ADC/DAC chains, and high-speed communications. Select and integrate components for ultra-sensitive trace gas analyzers used in production environments. Drive circuit modeling, simulation, prototyping, and validation against demanding noise, stability, and precision

requirements. Lead the PCB lifecycle from architecture and layout through production and continuous product improvement. Explore and evaluate emerging lasers, detection approaches, and signal processing techniques to improve analyzer performance. Partner closely with software, mechanical engineering, manufacturing, sales, and operations to bring new products from concept to production and continuously improve existing systems. Mentor engineers as

the team grows while remaining actively engaged in hands-on design and development. Skills, Knowledge and Expertise Required

Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or a related field. Advanced degree is a plus. 7+ years of electrical engineering experience with a strong focus on analog circuit design, signal processing, and system integration. Experience designing electronics for laser-based spectroscopy or closely related optical sensing systems. Experience working with MIR/NIR lasers, optical detection chains, and precision low-noise analog circuitry. Direct professional experience with laser-based gas spectroscopy or optical gas sensing instruments is strongly preferred. Candidates with deep analog/RF design experience in other high-precision optical or scientific instrumentation will also be considered. Demonstrated ability to ramp quickly in active hardware development environments and contribute to production-ready designs early in the development cycle. Proven experience leading engineering teams, driving R&D projects into production, and managing complex, technically demanding projects. Strong knowledge of analog and mixed-signal electronics, including signal conditioning and processing for high-precision optical and laser-based measurement systems. Proficiency with PCB design tools and circuit simulation software, such as OrCAD and LTspice. Experience with embedded systems, microcontroller programming, and serial communication protocols (UART, I2C, SPI). Familiarity with high-level scripting languages such as Python is also preferred. Proficiency with laboratory test equipment, including oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, function generators, power supplies, high-precision digital multimeters (DMMs), and data loggers. Demonstrated ability to balance technical rigor with practical execution, making sound engineering decisions that move products toward production.

Nice to Have: Demonstrated track record of shipping products to production, beyond prototypes or laboratory demonstrations. Hands-on experience with MIR lasers and laser diode driver circuits. Experience designing photodetector front ends, including transimpedance amplifiers, lock-in detection, or similar architectures. Knowledge of C/C++ and Linux operating systems. Familiarity with power management and battery charging systems. Familiarity with electronics regulatory compliance standards, including UL and CE.

Benefits Salary range: $150,000 - $175,000 annual base Health, dental, and vision insurance with low deductibles and premiums paid by company 99% for self and 50% for dependents and/or spouse 401K with company match (no vesting period) Student loan assistance Generous culture around time off, including: Unlimited PTO 6 days of sick time per year 11 paid company holidays per year up to 12 weeks of fully paid parental leave (gender neutral) including adoptions

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