PCB Engineer - Bittium Oyj - Oulu, Finland

Bittium is a Finnish high-tech company designing products and executing demanding product development projects worldwide. We are pioneers in wireless technologies, offering top expertise in the market. Our knowledge of the latest technologies is our competitive edge, making us a preferred partner for authorities, defense organizations, healthcare, telecom operators, and device manufacturers. Join us in meaningful work to build security and well-being! We are seeking a PCB specialist to design and develop complex multi-layer circuit boards for high-speed analog, digital, and/or mixed-signal applications in communications, consumer electronics, or medical fields. The role involves working with other design teams, with flexible hybrid work model but requiring presence at Bittium’s premises. Requirements include at least two years of experience in PCB design, understanding of PCB and FPC manufacturing processes, proficiency in EDA tools like Siemens Xpedition, PADS, Zuken CR-8000, Altium, or Cadence Allegro, knowledge of BB, RF, PWR, EMC, and energy-efficient design, good communication skills in Finnish and English, motivation, and teamwork skills. Simulation experience (SI/PI) is a plus. We offer meaningful work in high technology, a talented team, top tools, a modern workspace, influence over your work, professional growth, comprehensive benefits, and competitive salary. Apply today; we will contact interested candidates promptly. Bittium specializes in reliable and secure communication and connectivity solutions using the latest technologies and 40 years of radio technology expertise. The company offers innovative products, solutions based on product platforms, development services, high-quality security solutions for mobile devices and laptops, and healthcare technology products for biosignal measurement in cardiology and neurology. In 2025, Bittium’s revenue was €119.3 million, with an operating profit of €19.4 million. Listed on NASDAQ Helsinki. Application period: 27.04.2026 08:00 – 18.05.2026 23:59.