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Principal Electrical Engineer

HQ - American Fork, Utah

ABOUT LVT

LVT is on a mission to make the world safer and more secure through rapidly deployable security hardware that runs on our proprietary SaaS platform. Our enterprise-grade safety and security ecosystem makes it easy to secure essentially any physical environment through intelligent automation and actionable insights. As an industry leader in the IoT space, our systems are deployed in every state and adopted by Fortune 500 enterprise companies who share this vision.

ABOUT THIS ROLE
LVT is seeking a Principal Electrical Engineer to join the team to spearhead our next generation of product. Here you will work on core product development for AI/ML enabled security solutions and complex systems, including but not limited to optical pan/tilt cameras, batteries, solar power, edge computing, IO, microcontrollers,  sensors and payloads. The role requires high ownership and frequent collaboration with other core disciplines. The ideal candidate would be practical, hands-on and a self starter. High growth potential is possible as well as additional leadership opportunities.

RESPONSIBILITIES
  • Rapid, full cycle PCB design including collecting requirements, schematic design, component selection, supervision or completion of layout, bring-up, test, debug and integration with the system.
  • Identify partners in industry to engage with, and manage early vendor relationships
  • Development of commercial security electrical systems (edge compute, IO, microprocessors, cameras, sensors, payload interfaces, power management, and networking)
  • Develop system interconnect diagrams and define wire harnesses that connect electronic equipment within the unit.
  • Provide support and collaborate within system development constraints
  • Vendor management, including surveys and evaluation to support sourcing for compute and electronic system components.
  • Conduct peer-level and cross-discipline design reviews
  • Ensure that designs meet regulatory requirements (FCC Part-15, UL, IEC, etc.)
  • Build up and test of electronic system components through lab, and field tests
  • Low level firmware development for bring-up and test
  • Root cause analysis in support of field operations
QUALIFICATIONS 
  • Demonstrated experience developing complex embedded products (consumer electronics, IOT, drones, camera systems, industrial automation, etc.)
  • Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent, with 10+ years of experience designing, testing, and troubleshooting complex board designs
  • Competence with test equipment such as oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, thermal chambers, current-probes, and automation of tests.
  • Familiarity with standard interfaces such as Ethernet, CAN, I2C, SPI, PCIe, USB, MIPI-CSI, etc.
  • Familiarity with common MCU, CPU, GPU devices and technologies.
  • Knowledge of modern analog and digital electronics and electronic circuits.
  • Comfortable with a variety of electronic CAD tools (Altium preferred, Eagle and others acceptable)
  • Experience in design for signal integrity / power integrity

WHY JOIN US

  • Founder-led and employee-driven company 
  • The opportunity to build where you stand
  • Value centric decision making
  • Both an economically stable and hyper-growth environment (ask us how this is possible)
  • The market leader in redefining how B2B does security

On top of the obvious benefit of getting paid to work with great people who are laser-focused on a mission that matters, we also offer the following benefits:

  • Comprehensive health, vision, and dental benefits for you and your family. Including supplemental and life insurance, company-paid HSA contributions, and an Employee Assistance Program (EAP). 
  • 401(k) With up to 4% match
  • Time Off & Paid Holidays - Ask us how we empower employees to take control of their well-being
  • Stock Options - Every full-time employee has the opportunity to be an owner of the company and benefit from our success. 
  • Paid Parental Leave - To help your growing family while you're away from work. 
  • Company Events - Christmas Party, Summer Party, and other parties to celebrate whenever we can find an excuse. 
  • Charitable Opportunities - LVT sends groups of employees to help the Daybreak Vision Project restore sight to thousands of people a year. 
  • Wellness - We regularly host dentists, chiropractors, financial experts, and other professionals to provide services and seminars to help promote physical, mental, emotional, and financial wellness. 
  • And More - Scholarship opportunities for employees and their dependents, discounted cell services, and opportunities to score tickets to Utah Jazz games and other Delta Center events.

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We’re an equal opportunity employer. All applicants will be considered for employment without attention to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, veteran or disability status. All Candidates must pass a drug screening and background check upon employment. Some roles may also require passing a federal background check and fingerprinting. Must be authorized to work in the U.S.

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