Electronic Engineer

SENNA is expanding its Electronics & Hardware team and is currently recruiting two Electronics Engineers, one Junior and one Senior – for technical projects within innovative industrial and technology-driven companies. As an Electronics Engineer at SENNA, you will work with the development, design and verification of electronic hardware, contributing to products and solutions throughout the development lifecycle. We welcome candidates with different technical specialisations and experience levels. Your responsibilities will be adapted to your background, technical expertise and professional ambitions. Key Responsibilities

• Design, develop and verify analogue and digital electronic circuits.
• Create schematics, select components and contribute to PCB design and layout.
• Perform hardware testing, prototype bring-up, measurements and troubleshooting.
• Work with electronic interfaces such as CAN, SPI, I²C, UART and Ethernet.
• Support product development, verification and technical documentation.
• Collaborate with embedded software, mechanical and testing teams.

Qualifications Junior Electronics Engineer

• Degree in Electronics Engineering, Electrical Engineering or a related field.
• Basic knowledge of analogue and digital electronics.
• Familiarity with PCB design tools such as Altium Designer, OrCAD, KiCad or equivalent.
• Practical experience from academic projects, internships or previous employment.
• Strong technical curiosity and willingness to develop.

Senior Electronics Engineer

• Several years of professional experience in electronics or hardware development.
• Strong expertise in circuit design, PCB development and hardware verification.
• Experience with electronic CAD tools and laboratory testing equipment.
• Ability to independently manage technical challenges and contribute to design decisions.
• Experience in areas such as EMC, power electronics, mixed-signal design or signal integrity is advantageous.

For both positions: Good communication skills in English are required. Swedish is considered an advantage.