Electrical Engineer, Electronics Design

What you will do

Low-Voltage Hardware Design: Design low-voltage (< 60V) electrical systems and PCBAs that enable core functions and expand the capability of the Linear Generator
Bring-Up & Validation: Own the full bring-up, validation, and qualification of your custom electrical hardware designs
Technical Reviews: Lead cross-functional design reviews to present concepts, align requirements, and secure approvals
Complex Diagnostics: Debug and troubleshoot complex hardware issues that arise across field deployments, test labs, and the production floor
Design for Reliability: Partner closely with reliability engineers to analyze hardware performance and continuously increase system robustness
Manufacturing Collaboration: Work directly with our New Product Introduction (NPI) team and external suppliers to optimize designs for manufacturability (DFM) and testability (DFT)

Posted pay

$125K–$213K

a year

This base pay is near the median for hardware and robotics jobs in the Bay Area with no level in the job title.

We compare the middle of each posted range. This is base pay as posted. The group does not include this job.

Location

Menlo Park, CA

Work type

Onsite

Level

Not given

Posted

Sep 16, 2026

Last check

6 h ago

Job type

Hardware and robotics

What you will do

Low-Voltage Hardware Design: Design low-voltage (< 60V) electrical systems and PCBAs that enable core functions and expand the capability of the Linear Generator
Bring-Up & Validation: Own the full bring-up, validation, and qualification of your custom electrical hardware designs
Technical Reviews: Lead cross-functional design reviews to present concepts, align requirements, and secure approvals
Complex Diagnostics: Debug and troubleshoot complex hardware issues that arise across field deployments, test labs, and the production floor
Design for Reliability: Partner closely with reliability engineers to analyze hardware performance and continuously increase system robustness
Manufacturing Collaboration: Work directly with our New Product Introduction (NPI) team and external suppliers to optimize designs for manufacturability (DFM) and testability (DFT)