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Senior Electrical Engineer (Robotics AI)

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San Francisco, CA · Posted November 1, 2026

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About the job

A well-funded company developing general-purpose intelligence for robots needs an experienced electrical engineer to take charge of system integration across its robot platforms. You would be the in-house expert on power electronics, electromagnetic compatibility and sensor integration, linking software and firmware to physical motion control.

Scope

Design and validate motor-drive circuitry, power conversion and sensor electronics for robots

Set the strategy for filtering, shielding, grounding and cabling, reducing EMC risk at the start of each design

Bring signals from inertial units, encoders, hall sensors and cameras onto the board

Troubleshoot EMC and hardware problems yourself in the lab with oscilloscopes, spectrum analyzers plus other test gear

Weigh cost against reliability, manufacturability, timeline and performance together with mechanical, firmware and controls colleagues

Qualifications

Five to twelve years in electrical engineering for robotics or similar motor-driven hardware, with a bachelor’s or master’s degree in a related field

Hands-on ownership of boards from idea to volume production: schematic, layout, bring-up and validation

Strong EMC/EMI design and debugging, plus signal and power integrity

Solid PCB layout skills and breadth across high-speed digital, analog sensing and power

Familiarity with high-speed links such as Ethernet, USB, GMSL and CAN is a plus

Comfort deciding when specs are still unsettled and explaining tradeoffs across disciplines

On-site in the San Francisco Bay Area, five days a week. Visa transfers considered.