Electrical Engineer II (Wearables)

TL;DR

Electrical Engineer II (Wearables): Designing and developing low-power, mixed-signal electronic circuits for next-generation wearable technology with an accent on schematic capture, PCB layout, and hardware validation. Focus on delivering reliable high-volume consumer electronics through cross-functional collaboration and rigorous laboratory testing.

Location: Must be based in or able to relocate to Boston, MA

Salary: $110,000 - $150,000

Company

WHOOP is a human performance company dedicated to unlocking healthspan through advanced wearable technology and data-driven insights.

What you will do

• Design and develop low-power, mixed-signal electronic circuits for wearable products from concept to production.
• Create schematics, support PCB layout, and perform hardware bring-up and characterization.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams including mechanical, firmware, and manufacturing to define requirements and resolve technical issues.
• Support new product introduction (NPI) by partnering with suppliers and contract manufacturers.
• Research and evaluate new components and design approaches to improve product performance and reliability.
• Travel domestically and internationally up to 15% to support manufacturing and supplier operations.

Requirements

• BS or greater in Electrical Engineering or a related field.
• 2+ years of relevant professional experience.
• Strong understanding of electrical engineering fundamentals, including analog/digital design, power management, and signal integrity.
• Proficiency in schematic capture and PCB design using tools like Altium.
• Hands-on laboratory experience with soldering, oscilloscopes, and other test equipment.
• Must be based in or able to relocate to the Boston, MA office.

Culture & Benefits

• Competitive base salary with meaningful equity packages.
• Commitment to a diverse and inclusive work environment.
• Opportunities to work on high-volume consumer electronics from concept to launch.
• Focus on professional growth and leveraging modern AI tools in engineering workflows.