Robotics Electrical Engineer
onyx staffingBrooklyn (NY)
About the role
Robotics Company is hiring an Electrical Engineer in NYCOur client is building humanoid robots and learning systems for the physical world. Their focus is simple: make light work. They’re looking for an Electrical Engineer who can design and validate the electronics that power reliable, high-performance robotic hardware — from power and sensing to control and interconnects.
What you’ll do:
- Design power, control, sensing, and interconnect electronics
- Develop mixed-signal and high-current PCBs from schematic through bring-upIntegrate electronics with actuators, sensors, and mechanical assemblies
- Test hardware, investigate failures, and prepare designs for manufacture
- What they’re looking for 5+ years developing electronics for robotics or comparable electromechanical systems
- Strong schematic and PCB layout experience
- Working knowledge of power integrity, signal integrity, and embedded communications
- Proven track record taking hardware from design through validation
Bonus points for experience with power electronics and battery systems, embedded firmware, or EMI/EMC and functional safety.
This is an early-stage team in New York building the next generation of humanoid capability for the Healthcare and Hospitality industries. If you want to design electronics that move from the bench into real robotic systems, reach out.#hiring #robotics #electricalengineering #hardware #PCB #NYC #humanoids
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