Public summary
Seeking a Senior Electronics Engineer to join a high-tech robotics company in Munich. The role involves designing and validating safety electronics, integrating components, troubleshooting robotic systems, and creating schematics and PCB layouts. Candidates should have strong expertise in motor control, power electronics, communication protocols, and hands-on electronics experience. English proficiency is required. The position offers a dynamic work environment within an international interdisciplinary team focused on cutting-edge robotics technology.
Responsibilities
Design, develop, and validate safety circuits and fail-safe mechanisms; review schematics and designs; design and use testing devices; select and integrate electronic components (motors, drivers, sensors, power systems) for optimal performance; contribute to product schematics and design; develop and maintain electrical documentation including BOMs, test procedures, and compliance reports; troubleshoot and resolve electronics issues in robotic systems; create test cases for electronic subsystems; work hands-on with target hardware and robot systems; create schematics, PCB layouts, and wiring diagrams for production; collaborate closely with firmware, software and mechanics teams.
Qualifications
Proficiency in English communication; strong expertise in motor control systems (PMSM); knowledge of power electronics including DC/DC converters and battery management; understanding of communication protocols such as Ethernet, CAN, SPI, and I2C; ability to perform signal analysis and debugging using oscilloscopes and logic analyzers; knowledge of safety standards for high-voltage and high-current applications; experience with thermal management of power electronics; hands-on electronics building experience; microcontroller programming skills; experience in harness design and cable management for moving systems; proficient in Altium Designer; beneficial skills include experience in writing requirements and test specifications, functional safety projects, using git, and SolidWorks Electrical.