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Posted April 3, 2026
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- 50% Electrical Engineering & PCB Design Architect, simulate, lay out, and validate mixed-signal PCBs (MCUs, power electronics, sensors, comms).
- Create complete documentation (schematics, BOMs, gerbers, pick and place, drill files, assembly procedures, etc.).
- 30% Project & Cross-Team Collaboration Drive electrical work-streams within NPD projects, maintain schedules, interface with mechanical and firmware teams, and report progress to leadership.
- 10% Continuous Improvement Solve problems in-situ and in production.
- Establish best practices for DFM/DFT, develop test fixtures, coordinate with co-manufacturing partners, and mentor technicians.
- 10% Automation & Controls Design PLC/HMI or micro-controller-based control schemes.
- Assist with PLC/HMI troubleshooting.
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You are motivated and excited about making cool sh*t.
You’re self-driven and able to prioritize independently
Do Not Work Here If:
You want to hide in a big corporate crowd.
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Requirements
- BSEE or similar and 2–4 years experience designing production PCBs
- Proven track record of bringing at least two mechatronic products from concept to production.
- Expertise in embedded controls (embedded C/C++ and Python) and sensor integration (temp, pressure, load cells, encoders).
- Experience using Altium for PCB Design, Wiring Harness Design, and Component Creation.
- Strong troubleshooting chops and a systematic approach to root-cause analysis.
- You need to be comfortable solving problems in poorly or under-documented spaces using nothing but First Principles, Oscilloscopes, DMMs, Programmable Power Supplies, and other electrical tools.
- Excellent organizational skills ; able to juggle multiple proto builds while keeping documentation current (ECOs, rev control, risk logs, etc.).
- Solid communicator who thrives in a tight-knit, entrepreneurial environment.
- A strong sense of ownership and pride !
- We take extreme responsibility here and love the work we do.
Preferred Skills
- Familiarity with parametric CAD (Fusion or SolidWorks) to collaborate on enclosure and harness layouts.
- Familiarity with industrial and electrical equipment standards (e.g., NFPA 70, UL 508A and 61010-1)
- Familiarity with CE marking directives (e.g., Low Voltage Directive, EMC Directive).
- Familiarity with cannabis and/or food-grade processing equipment standards (e.g., FDA 21 CFR).
- Experience using JLCPCB or similar PCB procurement.
- Experience using and writing PLC Ladder Logic .
Embedded Hardware Engineer About Lowtemp Industries Lowtemp Industries is a Colorado-based manufacturer of premium solventless extraction and processing equipment for the cannabis and hemp industry. We design, build, and support rugged, precision-engineered systems used by craft producers and global MSOs alike. 2025 was a growth year for us with a small team: new product lines, expanding automation, and no shortage of new ideas. We’ve recently expanded our footprint, so going into 2026, you have a chance to help shape the future of the Engineering team at Lowtemp Industries as we work to make our systems more robust and future-proof. Role Summary You will be the hands-on Embedded Hardware Engineer for all new product development and existing product sustainment programs, from initial whiteboard sketches through pilot runs and ongoing support. Expect a mix of PCB design, embedded controls, and cross-disciplinary problem solving. You'll also assist with component sourcing strategies (domestic & international) and will collaborate daily with a small, motivated team of mechanical designers, firmware developers, operations staff, and global manufacturers. Key Responsibilities
50% Electrical Engineering & PCB Design Architect, simulate, lay out, and validate mixed-signal PCBs (MCUs, power electronics, sensors, comms). Create complete documentation (schematics, BOMs, gerbers, pick and place, drill files, assembly procedures, etc.).
30% Project & Cross-Team Collaboration Drive electrical work-streams within NPD projects, maintain schedules, interface with mechanical and firmware teams, and report progress to leadership.
10% Continuous Improvement Solve problems in-situ and in production. Establish best practices for DFM/DFT, develop test fixtures, coordinate with co-manufacturing partners, and mentor technicians.
10% Automation & Controls Design PLC/HMI or micro-controller-based control schemes. Assist with PLC/HMI troubleshooting. Must-Have Qualifications
BSEE or similar and 2–4 years experience designing production PCBs
Proven track record of bringing at least two mechatronic products from concept to production.
Expertise in embedded controls (embedded C/C++ and Python) and sensor integration (temp, pressure, load cells, encoders).
Experience using Altium for PCB Design, Wiring Harness Design, and Component Creation.
Strong troubleshooting chops and a systematic approach to root-cause analysis. You need to be comfortable solving problems in poorly or under-documented spaces using nothing but First Principles, Oscilloscopes, DMMs, Programmable Power Supplies, and other electrical tools.
Excellent organizational skills ; able to juggle multiple proto builds while keeping documentation current (ECOs, rev control, risk logs, etc.).
Solid communicator who thrives in a tight-knit, entrepreneurial environment.
A strong sense of ownership and pride ! We take extreme responsibility here and love the work we do. Nice-to-Have
Familiarity with parametric CAD (Fusion or SolidWorks) to collaborate on enclosure and harness layouts.
Familiarity with industrial and electrical equipment standards (e.g., NFPA 70, UL 508A and 61010-1)
Familiarity with CE marking directives (e.g., Low Voltage Directive, EMC Directive).
Familiarity with cannabis and/or food-grade processing equipment standards (e.g., FDA 21 CFR).
Experience using JLCPCB or similar PCB procurement.
Experience using and writing PLC Ladder Logic . What We Offer
Compensation & Benefits: $85-105k base depending on YOE, with additional bonus opportunities. Includes medical/dental/vision, paid parental leave, and generous PTO.
Impact: Your designs ship within months, not years, and are adopted by industry-leading processors.
Growth: Access to professional development budget and opportunity to build an electrical team as we scale. Work Here If:
You work well in a small team.
You are motivated and excited about making cool sh*t.
You’re self-driven and able to prioritize independently
You want to see your products make it to market and be utilized at the cutting edge of industry.
You have a creative, modern mindset, and you are always interested in new technologies. Do Not Work Here If:
You want to hide in a big corporate crowd.
You like being ignored at your job.
You want to be told exactly what to do and when to do it
You aren't passionate about creation, innovation, and new technologies. To Apply Send your resume and a short cover letter describing the most challenging/interesting PCB, electrical engineering, or embedded systems project you've led to John@lowtemp-plates.com.
50% Electrical Engineering & PCB Design Architect, simulate, lay out, and validate mixed-signal PCBs (MCUs, power electronics, sensors, comms). Create complete documentation (schematics, BOMs, gerbers, pick and place, drill files, assembly procedures, etc.).
30% Project & Cross-Team Collaboration Drive electrical work-streams within NPD projects, maintain schedules, interface with mechanical and firmware teams, and report progress to leadership.
10% Continuous Improvement Solve problems in-situ and in production. Establish best practices for DFM/DFT, develop test fixtures, coordinate with co-manufacturing partners, and mentor technicians.
10% Automation & Controls Design PLC/HMI or micro-controller-based control schemes. Assist with PLC/HMI troubleshooting. Must-Have Qualifications
BSEE or similar and 2–4 years experience designing production PCBs
Proven track record of bringing at least two mechatronic products from concept to production.
Expertise in embedded controls (embedded C/C++ and Python) and sensor integration (temp, pressure, load cells, encoders).
Experience using Altium for PCB Design, Wiring Harness Design, and Component Creation.
Strong troubleshooting chops and a systematic approach to root-cause analysis. You need to be comfortable solving problems in poorly or under-documented spaces using nothing but First Principles, Oscilloscopes, DMMs, Programmable Power Supplies, and other electrical tools.
Excellent organizational skills ; able to juggle multiple proto builds while keeping documentation current (ECOs, rev control, risk logs, etc.).
Solid communicator who thrives in a tight-knit, entrepreneurial environment.
A strong sense of ownership and pride ! We take extreme responsibility here and love the work we do. Nice-to-Have
Familiarity with parametric CAD (Fusion or SolidWorks) to collaborate on enclosure and harness layouts.
Familiarity with industrial and electrical equipment standards (e.g., NFPA 70, UL 508A and 61010-1)
Familiarity with CE marking directives (e.g., Low Voltage Directive, EMC Directive).
Familiarity with cannabis and/or food-grade processing equipment standards (e.g., FDA 21 CFR).
Experience using JLCPCB or similar PCB procurement.
Experience using and writing PLC Ladder Logic . What We Offer
Compensation & Benefits: $85-105k base depending on YOE, with additional bonus opportunities. Includes medical/dental/vision, paid parental leave, and generous PTO.
Impact: Your designs ship within months, not years, and are adopted by industry-leading processors.
Growth: Access to professional development budget and opportunity to build an electrical team as we scale. Work Here If:
You work well in a small team.
You are motivated and excited about making cool sh*t.
You’re self-driven and able to prioritize independently
You want to see your products make it to market and be utilized at the cutting edge of industry.
You have a creative, modern mindset, and you are always interested in new technologies. Do Not Work Here If:
You want to hide in a big corporate crowd.
You like being ignored at your job.
You want to be told exactly what to do and when to do it
You aren't passionate about creation, innovation, and new technologies. To Apply Send your resume and a short cover letter describing the most challenging/interesting PCB, electrical engineering, or embedded systems project you've led to John@lowtemp-plates.com.