Ingenieur Electronique - h/f
About the job
- Hold an engineering degree or a master's degree equivalent to Bac+5.
- Have meaningful professional and/or personal experience.
- Be familiar with Design for Excellence (DFx) industrial design and product design.
- Master software such as Cadence, Altium, Advanced Design System (ADS), and other comparable tools.
- Master metrology instruments such as oscilloscopes and multimeters.
- Be adaptable and able to work effectively in a team-oriented environment.
- Have proficiency in English.
- Define project needs according to the client's requirements.
- Define the product architecture based on cost, feasibility, schedule, and component criteria in line with the client's needs.
- Perform computer-aided design using tools such as Altium, CircuitStudio, Eagle, and KiCad.
- Develop prototypes, including schematics, layout, and wiring design.
- Prepare manufacturing documentation, including Gerber files, bills of materials, and assembly documentation.
- Plan, perform, and validate tests using available tools such as oscilloscopes, multimeters, and spectrum analyzers.
- Support projects through certification phases, including electromagnetic compatibility, radio, and electrical safety certification.
- Consult with electronics manufacturing service providers regarding cost optimization, assembly, lead times, and component sourcing.
- Provide industrial support for projects, including travel to electronics manufacturing service providers and discussions about manufacturing.
- Follow established process-quality requirements and applicable health, safety, and environmental standards.
- Help define eco-design and industrial relocation approaches.
- Participate in and implement product life-cycle assessments to improve products' corporate social responsibility impacts.
- Implement eco-design analysis guidelines in product development.
About the company
Kickmaker helps high-tech companies turn prototypes into mass-produced products. It offers turnkey industrialization or stage-specific support across the full product lifecycle—design strategy, industrialization, production monitoring, quality control, and lifecycle management—for industries like drones, robotics, mobility, electrification, medical devices, embedded AI, IoT, and consumer electronics. It operates through four agencies (Paris, Lyon, Nantes, Shenzhen) plus urban micro-factories and leverages a community of about 150 engineers to deliver localized, scalable manufacturing. Its goal is to bridge prototype development and mass production by making high-tech products manufacturable at scale and ready for market deployment.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Early VC
Total Funding
$5.5M
Headquarters
Paris, France
Founded
2016
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Kickmaker opened a tri-continental network and new U.S. facility by August 2026.
- Kickmaker published fresh 2026 robotics and AI-physicality content, signaling active demand generation.
- Medical and robotics partnerships in 2025 reached surgeons and industrial buyers, strengthening credibility.
What critics are saying
- Services are commoditizing as Etteplan, Apside, and similar firms chase the same projects.
- Hardware startups still cut spending fast; one funding winter hits utilization within quarters.
- Kickmaker owns little proprietary product; clients can internalize industrialization and squeeze margins.
What makes Kickmaker unique
- Kickmaker spans prototype-to-series industrialization across seven offices and urban micro-factories.
- Kickmaker keeps client IP in-house while handling design, software, data, and architecture.
- Kickmaker specializes in hardware-heavy categories: robotics, medical devices, electrification, drones, and embedded AI.
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Benefits
- Health Insurance
- Dental Insurance
- Paid Sick Leave
- 401(k) Retirement Plan