[Hiring] Electronics Systems Engineer @Polaroid International BV

Role Description

We’re looking for an experienced electronics engineer to own the hardware for Polaroid’s next generation of cameras and creative tools. You’ll take designs from concept to mass production, guiding architecture, validation, and factory builds with a small, high-skilled senior team. This role suits someone who thrives in an environment where one engineer can influence the full system, and who enjoys being close to both design and production to make a real impact.

• Define and integrate system architecture across MCU, power, sensing, actuation, storage, and wireless.
• Lead schematic design and guide PCB layout for multi-layer, impedance-controlled boards.
• Bring up, validate, and test hardware through EVT, DVT, and PVT, including EMC and reliability work.
• Build test fixtures, debug issues, and collaborate with firmware and mechanical teams.
• Work directly with EMS partners on DFM, DFT, and yield improvements.
• Balance performance, reliability, and cost to get the best product on the line.

Qualifications

• Shipped at least two consumer electronics products to high-volume production.
• Designed both analog and digital circuits, from power to high-speed interfaces.
• Worked confidently in Altium and led multi-layer layout reviews.
• Debugged complex hardware using scopes, logic analyzers, and test fixtures.
• Supported factory builds in Asia and understand how NPI actually works.

Requirements

• Experience with BLE, Wi-Fi, USB-C, or Power Delivery.
• Work with imaging systems or electro-mechanical assemblies.
• Python or similar for test automation.
• Exposure to safety and regulatory certification.

Benefits

At Polaroid, you’ll work on real, iconic hardware alongside a small, skilled team. You’ll have end-to-end ownership from concept to production, international exposure with our factories in Asia, and the freedom to innovate and prototype on products that people actually use. Your work will directly shape the next generation of Polaroid cameras, giving you both technical challenge and visible impact.