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Director of Hardware Engineering responsible for the hardware strategy and end-to-end development of smart building IoT products. The role leads embedded and hardware teams to deliver scalable, reliable, and compliant devices through production and lifecycle management.
Key Responsibilities
- Define and execute hardware vision and strategy
- Lead end-to-end development through high-volume production and lifecycle management
- Drive DFT and DFM best practices
- Lead hardware compliance and certification efforts
- Provide technical guidance and oversight across the product lifecycle.
Technical Overview
Own development for smart thermostats, environmental and occupancy sensors, building controls, and monitoring platforms, including prototyping, production, and post-launch support. Drive DFT/DFM, enforce engineering process improvements, and manage compliance/certification activities with regulatory agencies, coordinating closely with cross-functional software and product teams.
Ideal Candidate
The ideal candidate is an experienced hardware and embedded engineering leader who can define and execute a hardware strategy for IoT and smart building devices. They have managed end-to-end product development through high-volume production, applied DFT/DFM best practices, and led compliance and certification with regulatory agencies while partnering closely with software and product teams.
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Deal Breakers
Must be able to lead design-for-testability (DFT) and design-for-manufacturability (DFM) practices, Must have led hardware compliance and certification efforts with regulatory and compliance agencies, Must have responsibility for end-to-end hardware development through high-volume production and lifecycle management
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