Electronics Simulation Engineer (NgSpice) remote job
The Electronics Simulation Engineer (NgSpice) job is a remote contract role for circuit designers who simulate in Ngspice. You would run real simulation tasks on screen, explain your reasoning as you go and help AI systems learn how electronics are analyzed.
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Role facts, as shown on the listing
- Pay
- $65–$123 per hour
- Taken from the listing's pay field; the written description does not repeat a rate.
- Our arithmetic on the listed ranges: the midpoint here is $94 an hour, tied for the second highest of the 13 CAD & electronics roles on this site; midpoints there run from $92.50 to $115.
- Hours
- Not stated in the listing
- Location
- Remote
- Contract
- Contractor
- Openings
- 20 (as listed)
- Listed
- 3 Nov 2026
- Checked
- 6 Nov 2026
- Field
- CAD & Electronics
- NgSpice
What the work involves
- Design circuits and simulate them in Ngspice, running AC, DC and transient analyses.
- Work with analog circuits, electronic components and SPICE models.
- Trace simulation errors and tune circuits for better performance.
- Explain advanced tasks step by step and write instructions and prompts for simulation workflows.
Before you apply: what the listing asks for
Listed as required
- Strong professional, hands-on experience with Ngspice.
- Circuit design and SPICE simulation background, with a solid grasp of analog circuits, components and circuit analysis.
- Skill at reading simulation results and debugging circuits.
- Ngspice access and the means to record your screen.
- B2 English or higher and clear technical explanations.
Listed as preferred
- A master's degree or PhD in electrical or electronics engineering.
- Experience with other circuit simulators or EDA tools, or professional work in electronics or hardware engineering.
- Previous human-data work such as annotation, RLHF or AI model evaluation.
Who this is not for
Not a fit if you simulate only in another tool and have not used Ngspice itself; the listing asks for hands-on Ngspice experience.
Questions about this role
Which analyses does the role mention?
AC, DC and transient circuit analysis, along with troubleshooting simulation errors.
How much does the NgSpice role pay?
The pay field on the listing shows $65 to $123 an hour. The written description mentions no rate and no weekly hours.
Does it help to know other simulators?
Experience with other circuit simulation or EDA tools is listed as preferred. The requirements name Ngspice.
Source: the role's job listing on micro1. Facts were checked on 6 Nov 2026; the description above is condensed and reworded by us. Confirm details on the original listing before you apply.