Lead Hardware Engineer

About the Role We’re specifically looking for engineers who have hands-on experience working on consumer electronics products . This includes taking designs from schematics and PCB layout through prototyping, debugging, EMI/EMC considerations, certification support, and mass production. You should have seen real-world constraints - cost, reliability, manufacturability, and scale - and know what it takes to ship hardware that performs consistently outside the lab, in the hands of real users. Mission Design and ship robust, efficient, and manufacturable electronics that power atovio’s wearable hardware reliably at scale. What You’ll Own Design and optimize power architecture — battery selection, charging, protection, and regulation Own schematic design and PCB layout and BOM , including board bring-up and debugging Work closely with firmware engineers during bring-up and system integration Debug real-world hardware issues related to power, noise, thermal, and reliability Must-Have Skills 3–4 years of experience in hardware / electronics engineering preferably in designing consumer electronics products Strong fundamentals in power electronics (battery systems, regulators, charging ICs, AC-DC converters, DC-DC Converters) Hands-on experience with PCB design, bring-up, and debugging At least three products taken to mass production (non-negotiable) Comfortable working across hardware–firmware–manufacturing boundaries Who You Are You’re practical, detail-oriented, and comfortable working close to hardware. You enjoy debugging boards on the bench, thinking through power trade-offs, and making designs that don’t just work in the lab — but survive manufacturing and scale. L