Hardware Systems Engineer
H1BConnect · Oakland, CA · 1 mo ago
Engineering$212k–$312k/yrFull-time
Job Description
The Hardware Systems Engineer will be responsible for owning the system-level architecture across various subsystems including electrical, mechanical, firmware, sensor, and compute for autonomous delivery platforms. This role involves decomposing platform requirements into verifiable specifications and ensuring that subsystems from different teams function cohesively. The engineer will also lead cross-functional debugging efforts and translate business and regulatory requirements into engineering specifications. This position is critical for the development of safe and reliable delivery robots.
Requirements
- B.S., M.S., or Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Computer Science, Systems Engineering, Robotics, or a related field.
- 8+ years of experience building, testing, and validating mechatronics or sensor-equipped hardware in robotics, automotive, or aerospace.
- Strong expertise in embedded systems architecture, vehicle mechanicals, electronics, and autonomous perception systems.
- Demonstrated ability to perform cross-boundary debugging across hardware, firmware, and software layers.
- Able to evaluate complex trade-offs, identify failure modes, and translate ambiguous business and regulatory goals into precise, verifiable engineering specifications.
- Track record of leading complex, multi-disciplinary projects across electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, firmware, and perception teams.
Responsibilities
- Own system-level architecture across electrical, mechanical, firmware, sensor, and compute subsystems for autonomous delivery platforms.
- Decompose platform requirements into verifiable specifications for power distribution, motion control, embedded compute, and sensor suites.
- Drive requirements traceability, interface control documents, trade studies, and verification and validation plans across various workstreams.
- Define fault-tolerant architectures governing system behavior during component failures.
- Lead cross-functional root-cause debugging across hardware, firmware, and software boundaries, conducting design and safety reviews.
- Translate business and regulatory requirements into engineering specifications in collaboration with Product, Safety, Legal, and Operations.