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Senior Hardware Engineering Manager at Lutron Electronics Co., Inc
Job Description
Lutron is seeking an experienced Senior HardwareEngineering Manager for our Boston, MA engineering office. In this position, you will lead a group of talented hardware engineers in major cross functional initiatives to create world class, smart lighting and lighting control products. You will be the champion for hardware engineering in Boston. In coordination with senior leadership, you will help chart a course to grow the Boston hardware engineering function. In this role, you will be a key leader within our engineering team, developing innovative and high quality products that help maintain our position as a worldwide leader.
Be part of a team that thrives on shared experiences and continuous learning during a transformative period in the lighting industry. We are always seeking to develop new innovations and product concepts, as well as discover new technologies and process improvement methods. This pivotal role fosters people development that leads to product development, creating a lasting impact.
Responsibilities- Lead a cross functional product team, bringing together hardware and software engineering and high volume manufacturing to develop advanced products
- Facilitate the design of maintainable, elegant, and lasting solutions to meet a wide variety of requirements and feature sets
- Lead a team of highly skilled engineering professionals to deliver top quality software/hardware to the end user
- Architect efficient, scalable, and cost effective chassis upon which world class lighting products can easily be built
- Mentor and coach colleagues to expand the effectiveness of those around you
- Assure a high standard of quality in your own work and in the work of your team via good design practices, process improvements, clean designs, and smart testing and review practices
- Bachelor's or master's degree in Electrical, Computer, Mechanical or Electronics Engineering
- Minimum, cumulative GPA of 3.00 for all degrees earned
- At least 10 years of relevant industry experience
- Proven technical depth and hands on experience in at least one of these areas: analog or power electronics, embedded hardware / software development, mechanical engineering
- Experience leading teams and managing engineers
Starting pay: $192,500- $215,000 per year; Lutron's employee benefits include 401k match, health, dental, and life insurance, paid vacation (amount based on tenure with the company), flexible spending accounts, and tuition reimbursement programs.
Lutron Electronics' position as the worldwide leader in innovative lighting control and shading solutions has enabled consistent, annual growth. Our company has cultivated a reputation of unsurpassed quality, a broad range of technologies and product offerings, and a strong commitment to servicing our worldwide customers. This has allowed the company to invest in developing new technologies and services, expand our technical capabilities and global presence, and to find and retain the best talent. Build your career with Lutron where you will enjoy competitive compensation and benefits while exploring many options for continued growth and education. Make a difference every day in our dynamic, people centric, technology driven organization. For more information, view our website at .
Lutron Electronics is an Equal Opportunity - Affimative Action - Employer. We welcome qualified, motivated applicants regardless of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability or genetics.
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