Electrical Engineer II
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As a critical member of the hardware engineering team, you will review, debug, modify, and evaluate electrical circuitry for autonomous mobile robots in a fast-paced product environment.
You will test and debug circuit designs involving CPUs, MCUs, cameras, analog and digital sensors, motor drivers, and other hardware devices.
Collaborate with contract manufacturers in JDM/ODM development to drive electrical hardware design and ECO-driven changes.
Contribute to the full hardware development lifecycle, including design, validation, tooling, manufacturing readiness, and testing.
Create detailed electrical design packages with specifications, BOMs, schematics, wiring diagrams, analyses, and test results to support reviews and certifications.
Perform system- and board-level testing, support cross-functional projects, and propose modeling and testing methodologies for thermal and emissions management.
You will test and debug circuit designs involving CPUs, MCUs, cameras, analog and digital sensors, motor drivers, and other hardware devices.
Collaborate with contract manufacturers in JDM/ODM development to drive electrical hardware design and ECO-driven changes.
Contribute to the full hardware development lifecycle, including design, validation, tooling, manufacturing readiness, and testing.
Create detailed electrical design packages with specifications, BOMs, schematics, wiring diagrams, analyses, and test results to support reviews and certifications.
Perform system- and board-level testing, support cross-functional projects, and propose modeling and testing methodologies for thermal and emissions management.
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