PCB Layout Designer

Mach Industries

3 months ago

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Huntington Beach, CA

Onsite

Full Time

Senior

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About this role

A PCB Layout Designer at Mach Industries is responsible for designing high-performance PCBs utilizing Altium Designer, ensuring that they meet military-grade reliability and performance standards for defense applications. This role involves collaboration with mechanical, software, and systems engineering teams to integrate designs into complex systems while focusing on signal integrity, thermal management, and manufacturability. Additionally, the designer will conduct thorough analysis and create comprehensive documentation to support mission-critical operations in high-stakes environments. Expertise in high-speed PCB design and related IPC standards is essential.

Skills

Qualifications

Proven experience using Altium Designer for schematic capture, PCB layout, and design rule checks (DRC)Extensive experience in designing multi-layer, high-speed, and complex PCBsStrong understanding of IPC standards, particularly IPC-2221, IPC-2222, IPC-7351Expertise in high-speed PCB design, including impedance matching, differential pairs, and high-frequency signal routingCertifications such as IPC-2221 or IPC-7351, or other relevant PCB design certifications

About Mach Industries

www.machindustries.com

Mach Industries is a forward-thinking defense infrastructure company dedicated to developing innovative military platforms for the modern era. With a mission to build next-generation defense systems that uphold America's strategic edge, the company aims to produce these platforms at scale to deter potential conflicts. Their product lineup includes advanced systems such as the Viper VTOL strike aircraft, the Glide high-altitude munition delivery system, and the Stratos, an in-air satellite designed for strategic missions. Founded by young entrepreneur Ethan Thornton, Mach Industries is rapidly establishing itself in the defense sector, highlighted by recent Army contracts and significant funding to enhance U.S. defense manufacturing capabilities.