Senior Electrical Design Engineer

A senior electrical design engineer in robotics typically owns board level design, power electronics, motor drive electronics, sensor interfaces, and harness architecture for a complex machine. A strong candidate brings several years of hands on electrical design, schematic capture, PCB layout review, and hardware bring up, plus comfort working closely with mechanical and software teams. For a company building humanoid robots for industrial work, that means designing electrical systems that must be compact, robust, and reliable in real factory environments. How it fits the AI era AI changes the design loop more than the design itself. Simulation, layout checks, component selection, and test data analysis get faster with AI tools, so more time goes to architecture choices, thermal and power tradeoffs, and debugging hardware that does not behave as modeled. The physical judgment about what will survive vibration, heat, and continuous industrial duty stays human. How it builds AI experience Working on humanoid robots paired with an AI framework means electrical systems feed perception, motion, and control software, so the role builds experience in designing hardware that supports real time compute, sensing, and actuation. That experience comes from hands on bring up, instrumentation, and iterating on hardware alongside software teams. It is a practical path into AI adjacent hardware rather than model building. Worth showing PCB design and layout Hardware bring up This is our own read, written from the employer's posting and the company's Spotlight. The employer's posting is the source of truth for the role. About Humanoid Humanoid builds humanoid robots for industrial work, paired with its KinetIQ AI framework (per the company). #J-18808-Ljbffr