Senior Hardware Designer, Eindhoven

Ready to be part of something big? At KRUSH Labs, a privately owned R&D center, we push the boundaries of unmanned systems and advanced hardware. We’re building next-generation platforms that fuse resilient communications, AI-driven autonomy, and precision navigation, designed to perform in the most demanding real-world environments. Join us to tackle complex challenges, turn cutting-edge research into deployed technology, and help shape thefuture of autonomous systems.

As a Senior Hardware Designer, you will take responsibility for project development from start to end. From understanding and communicating project requirements with stakeholders and team members, to designing and implementation. You will participate in discussions about architecture decisions, design trade-offs and implementation-specific impacts.

Key Responsibilities

Lead the design of digital, analog, and power supply circuits, including system-level integration within RF devices

Analyze and define clear functional and performance requirements in collaboration with customers

Own PCB architecture and oversee layout, ensuring optimal component placement, signal integrity, and manufacturability

Perform advanced circuit design, simulations, and validation for complex hardware systems

Collaborate closely with mechanical engineers to define thermal management, shielding, and mechanical integration strategies

Drive schematic design, component selection, and PCB layout in accordance with DFM, DFA and DFT best practices

Take ownership of the full product lifecycle, from concept and design through prototyping, validation, and production support

Lead debugging and root‑cause analysis of complex hardware issues in prototypes and early production units

Review and optimize designs to improve performance, reliability, and cost

Define and maintain high‑quality technical documentation, including requirements, design specifications, schematics, and BOMs

Generate TPDs and collaborate with manufacturers and suppliers of PCBs and components

Mentor junior engineers and contribute to design reviews and technical decision‑making

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics, or a related field

Extensive experience in designing digital, analog, and power circuits for complex systems

Strong understanding of PCB manufacturing processes and DFx

Proficiency in Altium Designer or Cadence Allegro

Solid experience with the implementation of communication interfaces: SPI, UART, I2C, CAN, USB, Ethernet, LVDS

Proven experience with the implementation of complex processors, FPGAs and/or SoCs

Strong hands‑on debugging and testing experience with equipment such as oscilloscopes, spectrum analyzers, and logic analyzers

Deep understanding of PCB layout principles, including stack‑up design, signal integrity and power integrity considerations

Skills&Abilities Required

High level of accuracy and attention to detail in complex hardware design and validation

Strong ownership mindset and ability to lead technical work independently

Defining and scoping of tasks and effort estimation

Advanced problem‑solving skills, particularly in debugging and optimizing complex prototypes

Effective communication and ability to collaborate across hardware, software, mechanical, RF, and manufacturing teams

Understanding the impact of embedded software on hardware development

Experience in RF circuit design and/or signal integrity simulations is an advantage

Knowledge of EMC compliance and testing is a plus

Familiarity with high‑speed interfaces (PCIe, USB 3.1, MGTs) is beneficial

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