Electrical Engineer
San Franciscoonsitemid$130K – $170K
Posted today · via Workable
About this role
About the company Our client is a robotics company. The role Raydar is recruiting for this role on behalf of our client. Own the electronics of robotic machines from early requirements through design, bring-up, integration and production readiness. The role combines hands-on circuit and board work with system-level judgment and close collaboration with mechanical and software colleagues. What you'll do - Lead electrical subsystems from requirements through integration, including the trade studies that guide design decisions. - Create schematics and layouts for mixed-signal boards covering sensing, motor control, power distribution and embedded processing. - Bring up, debug and test electronics on physical hardware.…
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