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Badger Meter

Flow measurement and control solutions

Electronics Engineer 2

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/23/2026
No salary listed
Mid
Bachelor of Science (BS)
Collegeville, PA, USA
In Person
Hardware EngineeringBoard & Electronics Design

About the job

Requirements
  • A Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical/Electronic Engineering is required.
  • At least 3 years of related experience is required.
  • Working understanding of end-to-end product-based electronics development is required, especially PCB hardware design and integration into stand-alone circuits and embedded systems.
  • Solid design knowledge and some experience in analog and digital circuit design are required.
  • A solid understanding of working with embedded 8-bit, 16-bit, ARM, or similar microcontrollers or microprocessors is required.
  • The position requires extensive experience with test instruments such as oscilloscopes, power supplies, data acquisition systems, and environmental chambers for troubleshooting PCBs and electronic products.
  • The position requires solid experience debugging and prototyping embedded systems.
  • The position requires thorough knowledge of Altium schematic capture and PCB layout software.
  • The position requires experience working with other company departments to provide technical product support.
  • The employee must be able to sit at a desk or computer for extended periods.
Responsibilities
  • Complete the hardware PCB and component circuit design portion of projects and provide ongoing support for component issues.
  • Complete product and prototype design verification tests to ensure compliance with applicable standards, including UL/CSA, CE/EMC, and FM, and with product specifications.
  • Finalize defined production implementations, including test methodology and the specification or creation of production validation fixtures and procedures.
  • Finalize release documentation for final hardware portions of the product.
  • Complete product work instructions and process documents, and initiate and implement engineering change requests.
  • Provide advanced product hardware support for sustaining engineering activities to other departments, with oversight.
  • Participate in multidisciplinary project teams and provide input into project schedules, budgets, and risks.
Desired Qualifications
  • Basic sensing technology and interfacing, such as magnetic and optical sensing, is helpful.
  • Experience with test instruments such as oscilloscopes, power supplies, data acquisition systems, and environmental chambers for troubleshooting PCBs and electronic products is preferred.
  • Experience debugging and prototyping embedded systems is preferred.
  • Knowledge of Altium schematic capture and PCB layout software is preferred.
  • Experience working with other company departments to provide technical support for products is preferred.

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Badger Meter measures flow with electromagnetic and ultrasonic meters for liquids and gases in industries like water utilities, oil and gas, chemical, and HVAC. Its devices, together with software and services, monitor and control flow to optimize operations. The products work by using electromagnetic principles to measure conductive liquids and ultrasonic techniques to determine flow velocity; data is used to calculate volume and rate. Compared to competitors, Badger Meter combines a wide product range with global reach (serving over 100 countries) and offers integrated software and long-term service agreements, enabling customers to both measure accurately and manage operations cost-effectively. Its goal is to provide reliable, data-driven flow measurement solutions that help customers improve efficiency, manage resources, and reduce costs across utilities and industrial processes.

Company Size

501-1,000

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Founded

1905

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What believers are saying

  • Q2 2026 flow instrumentation sales rose 6%, aided by data-center cooling demand.
  • Management said nine awarded AMI projects began shipping, supporting second-half revenue ramp.
  • Badger Meter reaffirmed roughly flat 2026 organic revenue and stronger fourth-quarter comparisons.

What critics are saying

  • A 2026 securities class action alleges pull-forward accounting, threatening credibility through 2027.
  • Q2 2026 project pacing caused 7% sales decline and 17.7% margins, pressuring 2026 results.
  • UDlive adds $5 million annual amortization, while AI-driven component costs squeeze margins.

What makes Badger Meter unique

  • BlueEdge now spans meters, sensors, SmartCover, and UDlive, creating utility-wide visibility.
  • Badger Meter unveiled OneNetwork at WEFTEC on September 18, 2026, unifying GIS and events.
  • Its 2026 acquisitions bought sewer-monitoring leadership in North America and Britain.

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Benefits

  • Healthcare, disability and life insurance,
  • PTO
  • Leave programs
  • Retirement savings plans
  • Flexible, remote work and part-time arrangements,

Company News

Yahoo Finance
Oct 23rd, 2026
Badger Meter shares jump 7.3% as Q3 EPS of $1.24 beats estimates and dividend rises 10%

Badger Meter shares jumped 7.3% in afternoon trading after the water measurement company beat third-quarter earnings expectations and pointed to stronger sales into year-end. Earnings were $1.24 a share, 2.5% above the $1.21 consensus and up from $1.19 a year earlier. Revenue was $235.9 million, flat year on year and 2.1% below the $241.1 million consensus. Excluding the UDlive acquisition, utility water sales rose 5% from the second quarter as awarded AMI projects ramped up. Operating margin held at 20.2%. Management expects base revenue to improve in the fourth quarter and into 2027. Badger Meter raised its annual dividend 10% to $1.76 and bought back about $55 million of stock. The shares trade at $143.70, down 18.5% this year.

Yahoo Finance
Oct 22nd, 2026
Badger Meter holds 42.1% gross margin as software and pricing power offset chip costs

Badger Meter (NYSE:BMI) said base sales, which exclude its May 2026 acquisition of water monitoring company UDlive, rose 5% from the second quarter. The utility water technology company reported the figure on its third-quarter earnings call on October 22, 2026. Base gross margin reached 42.1%, the top of its normalised range, despite electronic component supply constraints. Chief executive officer Ken Bockhorst said customers value its products, so the company can pass on higher costs. Badger Meter also launched OneNetwork, a software platform that combines advanced metering infrastructure, network monitoring, and water quality data. It raised its dividend 10%, extending a 34-year growth streak, and expects higher base sales in the fourth quarter.

Yahoo Finance
Oct 22nd, 2026
Badger Meter Q3 profit hits $35.9M, beating forecasts, but revenue of $235.9M misses

Badger Meter Inc. reported third-quarter net income of $35.9 million, or $1.24 per share, on Thursday. The Milwaukee-based maker of gas and water flow measurement products beat analyst expectations of $1.21 per share, according to a survey by Zacks Investment Research. Revenue came in at $235.9 million, short of the $240.6 million that analysts had expected. Badger Meter shares have fallen 24% since the start of the year and 26% over the past 12 months.

U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
Sep 18th, 2026
10-Q

Consolidated Condensed Balance Sheets - June 30, 2026 and December 31, 2025

WEFTEC
Sep 18th, 2026
Recharge and learn at the WEFTEC Green Stage.

Recharge and learn at the WEFTEC Green Stage. September 18, 2026 There is a lot to see across the WEFTEC exhibition floor. When you are ready to give your feet a break, stop by the Green Stage, Booth 5849, for exhibitor-led presentations featuring innovative solutions, proven strategies, and real-world success stories. Designed to address today's operational, infrastructure, and resilience challenges, these sessions offer practical insights you can take back to your organization. Hear directly from industry experts on topics ranging from green stormwater infrastructure and collection system planning to automation, network visibility, mixing, and pipeline condition assessment. Monday. 9:00-9:45 AM | Autodesk Designing Smarter Site Drainage with Integrated Green Stormwater Infrastructure Explore how integrating green stormwater infrastructure earlier in the site drainage design process can reduce pipe and detention sizing, improve runoff and water quality performance, and lower costs. Autodesk will walk through a practical InfoDrainage workflow comparing conventional and integrated design scenarios. 10:00-10:45 AM | Schneider Electric Modernize Without the Rip-and-Replace: How Open, Software-Defined Automation is Transforming Water Utilities Modernization does not have to mean replacing everything you have already invested in. Hear from two municipalities and their system integrator partner about their journey to modernize critical operations using EcoStruxure(TM) Automation Expert, an open, software-defined automation platform built on universal automation principles. 1:00-1:45 PM | Badger Meter Zero Blind Spots: OneNetwork(TM)- A New Approach to Network Visibility What happens when utilities can see monitoring data, GIS asset information, and event management in one place? Badger Meter will introduce OneNetwork(TM), its network intelligence platform designed to give water and wastewater utilities a shared, map-based view of their systems. See the platform in action, hear real-world use cases, and learn how greater visibility can support better operational decision-making. 2:00-2:45 PM | Pentair Partnership in Practice: Building Resilient Wastewater Systems See how HRSD and Pentair are working together to address real-world wastewater challenges through innovation, application expertise, and partnership, with a focus on building more resilient wastewater systems. Tuesday. 9:45-10:30 AM | Autodesk Using InfoWorks ICM to Support Collection System Planning and Operations Learn how utilities and consultants can use InfoWorks ICM to evaluate complex collection system challenges, compare potential solutions, and develop resilient, defensible, and cost-effective infrastructure strategies. 10:45-11:30 AM | Xylem How Cities are Re-Engineering their Stormwater Future As increasingly severe storm events place greater pressure on cities and utilities, resilience strategies are evolving. This session explores approaches that combine high-capacity flood pumping, flood-proof pump station design, and green infrastructure such as retention parks, bioswales, and permeable streetscapes. Attendees will also learn how Flygt stormwater solutions can optimize station design, support operations during storms, and help reduce construction and O&M costs. 11:45 AM-12:30 PM | ITT Mixing Solutions Mixing Mythbusters: Separating Fact from Fiction Mixing is science, not magic. This session takes on common myths surrounding gearbox design and impeller selection and explains why those differences matter for performance, reliability, and lifecycle cost. Learn what sets mixer, gearbox, and impeller designs apart and what to consider when evaluating solutions. 1:45-2:30 PM | M.E. Simpson Co., Inc. Aging infrastructure, tighter budgets, and a shrinking workforce make accurate and effective pipeline assessment increasingly important. M.E. Simpson Co., Inc. will share examples of innovative technologies used for condition assessment and maintenance in water and wastewater utility systems, including tools that can help utilities prioritize pipelines for replacement or rehabilitation and strategically plan future projects. Make the Green Stage part of your WEFTEC plan. Whether you are looking for new approaches to infrastructure planning, smarter operations, greater resilience, or technologies you can put to work in your system, the Green Stage offers another way to learn directly from experts while exploring the WEFTEC exhibition floor.