Team leader - Hardware Engineering (HS)
Oulu, FI
The Role
Own and lead hardware development for Homeland Security products.
You are a hands-on technical leader responsible for both hardware execution and day-to-day leadership and development of a hardware engineering team. You report to the R&D Manager.
Why Join
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Lead real hardware.
- Lead a small, focused and experienced team.
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Own real products.
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Build systems that matter.
What You’ll Do
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Lead hardware project planning and execution using established development processes
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Provide day-to-day leadership and line management for hardware engineers
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Own system-level hardware architecture and technical decisions
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Drive digital, analog, RF, and mixed-signal hardware design
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Lead PCB design, layout, signal integrity, and high-speed digital design
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Manage component selection, BOM optimization, EOL components, and running changes
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Support hardware bring-up, debugging, and failure/root-cause analysis
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Lead hardware verification and validation, including automated test systems
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Oversee environmental, reliability, and EMC/EMI pre-compliance testing
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Drive requirements definition, technical risk identification, and mitigation
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Support measurement automation and JTAG / boundary scan-based debugging
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Own hardware across the full product lifecycle, from concept to field support
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Collaborate closely with software, firmware, mechanical, test, and manufacturing teams
Must Have
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Experience leading hardware development projects with full product ownership
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Strong design background in at least one of:
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PCB design & layout
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RF design
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System-level hardware design
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Solid knowledge of:
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Digital & analog circuit design
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High-speed digital design & signal integrity
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Power electronics and power distribution
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Hands-on experience with:
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Oscilloscopes, logic analyzers
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Spectrum analyzers, signal generators
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Vector network analyzers
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Understanding of:
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Microcontroller and SoC architectures
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Basic firmware debugging and hardware bring-up
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Communication protocols: I²C, SPI, UART, USB, CAN, Ethernet
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Experience with failure analysis, product support, and field issue resolution
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Autonomous, well-organized, highly self-motivated, and results-oriented
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Able to communicate and collaborate effectively at all organizational levels
Education
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Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or a related technical field