Apply advanced PCB rework and reverse-engineering skills to competitive notebook, desktop motherboard, and GPU platform analysis. Work hands-on with complex electronics.
As a PCB Design Engineer II, you will analyze competitor CPU, APU, and GPU boards without schematics or board-view files. Your work combines board-level troubleshooting, component identification, power distribution analysis, and PCB construction investigation. You will support reports and recommendations covering architecture, cost, power, performance, and manufacturing complexity.
Key Responsibilities: Reverse engineer board topology, architecture, interfaces, and power distribution
Investigate boards using microscopy, datasheets, measurements, and trace mapping
Identify regulators, power stages, inductors, rails, and phases
Compare competitor implementations with internal and customer designs




Document findings through reports, photographs, maps, and records
Requirements: Electronics Engineering Technology diploma or equivalent practical technical capability
Typically three to five years of relevant electronics experience
Experience removing, reballing, and replacing fine-pitch BGA devices
Ability to investigate complex PCBs without schematics or board-view files
Understanding of components, power distribution, buck converters, and multiphase regulators
Use PCB analysis, electrical measurements, and electronics fundamentals to evaluate competitive platforms and communicate actionable engineering findings.

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📌 PCB Reverse Engineering Technologist (Ontario)
🏢 TEKWISSEN ®
📍 Ontario