Developing system wiring diagrams, cable and wire-harness designs, interface-control documentation, and power management architectureDesigning and modeling of schematics for both analog and digital circuitsDesigning and testing custom printed circuit boards for analog and digital applicationsCreating custom firmware implementations on a variety of platforms for implementation into advanced test fixtures, prototype designs, and marketable productsMaturing prototype electrical systems into reproducible and supportable product designs through component derating, tolerance analysis, design-for-manufacture and design-for-test practices, environmental considerations, and verification against system requirementsThe engineer will also participate in activities that support technology advancement and transition:Working with project leads, customers, end users, business-development personnel, and manufacturing partners to translate operational needs into technical requirementsCollaborating with scientists and engineers to support grant proposals for the exploration and application of new technologies and the continued development of core technologiesParticipating in early-stage project research and contributing to the development of system requirements, architecture, and interfaces for envisioned prototypesContributing to and executing test plans to evaluate prototype performance against system requirementsDesigning and fabricating test fixtures to support evaluation of prototypes, from breadboard systems to minimum viable productsParticipating in system design verification and validation activitiesContributing to technical writing efforts for customer reports and project documentationSupporting technology transition activities, including technical maturation, cost and manufacturability assessments, qualification testing, field demonstrations, and documenting designs for transfer to internal or external manufacturing organizationsWorking as an electrical engineer at Lynntech offers many potential long-term career paths. Our electronics engineers are commonly engaged in the following technical activities:Designing electrical system architecture and integrating custom electronics with commercial off-the-shelf components, such as power supplies, motor drivers, sensors, actuators, communication devices, connectors, and industrial control hardware.