Netradyne
About this role
Netradyne builds AI dashcams and fleet safety systems, the hardware that sits in commercial vehicles and analyses driving with computer vision on the edge. This is board level hardware engineering for the next generation of those devices. You design and review high speed system hardware: CPU, LPDDR4 and 4x memory, MIPI camera and display interfaces, SDIO, eMMC and UFS storage, FPGA and CPLD, and the power chain of LDO, SMPS and point of load regulators, plus the usual I2C, SPI, UART, I2S and CAN buses. You review schematics, PCB layouts and Gerbers, do board bring up, debug systems already installed in the field, and take products through ESS, EMI and EMC qualification. It is one of the few genuinely hardware roles on this board.
Who this is for
What the posting requires: a bachelor's degree in ECE or EEE. 6 or more years of hardware development experience, with the header stating a 6 to 10 year band. Proficiency with OrCAD, Mentor and Cadence. Strong problem solving and debugging. Knowledge of schematic, PCB and Gerber review. Hands on experience with board bring up and field installed system debugging. Hands on qualification experience across ESS, EMI and EMC. Understanding of cellular technologies including GSM, LTE and 5G. Experience with test and measurement equipment including high end oscilloscopes and logic, spectrum and vector network analysers.
Nice to have: prior experience at product companies, design experience on Qualcomm or NVIDIA platforms, and experience with camera sensors and AI processors.
The day to day: designing and reviewing high speed system hardware; working with the software team on system level issues; supporting manufacturing for production quality; working across mechanical, ECAD, BSP, CE and supply chain teams; and designing for test strategy and sustaining test support across the product lifecycle.
Location and office reality: HM Tech Park, Whitefield, Bangalore. Netradyne is one of the few employers on this list that states its office policy in writing, and across its postings that policy is on site five days a week.
Who this is for: an embedded hardware engineer with real schematic and bring up hours, not a firmware engineer. The Qualcomm and NVIDIA platform note is the differentiator if you have it. Also note this is the same employer as two other roles on today's list, on different teams.
Nice to have: prior experience at product companies, design experience on Qualcomm or NVIDIA platforms, and experience with camera sensors and AI processors.
The day to day: designing and reviewing high speed system hardware; working with the software team on system level issues; supporting manufacturing for production quality; working across mechanical, ECAD, BSP, CE and supply chain teams; and designing for test strategy and sustaining test support across the product lifecycle.
Location and office reality: HM Tech Park, Whitefield, Bangalore. Netradyne is one of the few employers on this list that states its office policy in writing, and across its postings that policy is on site five days a week.
Who this is for: an embedded hardware engineer with real schematic and bring up hours, not a firmware engineer. The Qualcomm and NVIDIA platform note is the differentiator if you have it. Also note this is the same employer as two other roles on today's list, on different teams.
Apply on company site
Opens www.netradyne.com, the employer's own application page. Applying is always free.