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Electrical Engineer, Level 4
$133K–$235K
Los Angeles, California +1 · Full-time · Posted Sep 25, 2026
- Location
- Los Angeles, California
Palo Alto, California - Experience
- 3+ years of post-Bachelor’s electrical or hardware engineering experience; or Master’s degree in a technical field +2 year of post-grad electrical or hardware engineering experience; or PhD in a relevant technical field.
- Education
- BS/BA degree in Electrical Engineering, related field, or equivalent years of experience
About the job
Designs, tests, and validates electrical hardware and circuit boards for Specs consumer products, from concept through manufacturing builds.
What you'll do
- Own schematic design, component selection, and board stackup; design with SoCs, PMICs, wireless ICs, and sensors.
- Review PCB, flex, and rigid-flex layouts; debug hardware issues and test and validate board- and system-level designs.
- Develop prototypes, document electrical tests, and support onsite manufacturing builds in collaboration with cross-functional teams.
What they ask for
- Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or a related field, or equivalent years of experience.
- 3+ years of post-Bachelor’s electrical or hardware engineering experience; or a technical Master’s degree plus 2 years of post-graduate experience; or a relevant technical PhD.
- Experience with electronic design, including component selection and schematic design, and familiarity with schematic capture and layout tools.
- Proficiency designing battery-operated systems and experience with communication interfaces, power/layout tradeoffs, and lab equipment.
Nice to have
- MS in Electrical Engineering or a related field; production-scale consumer electronics development.
- Experience with Cadence Orcad and Allegro, vendor failure analysis, or overseas manufacturing.
Pay
$157,000-$235,000 annually (USD, base salary); $149,000-$223,000 annually (USD, base salary); $133,000-$200,000 annually (USD, base salary)
Tools
SoCs, PMICs, USB, I2C/I3C, SPI, UART, MIPI, SWD
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