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Electrical Engineer

Nori· Engineering
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Hybrid (San Francisco, CA)$110k - $120kFull-timePosted 2d ago

About the role

Electrical engineer role at Nori Robotics (YC S26) to own and scale the robot's electrical systems from prototype to production, working with hardware, production, and software teams in San Francisco.

Responsibilities

  • Consolidate prototype electronics into production-ready PCBs, including sensing, battery monitoring, and lift-control integration.
  • Design preassembled wire harnesses and connector systems for faster, more reliable assembly.
  • Validate power distribution, battery interfaces, protection, grounding strategy, and E-stop integration.
  • Bring up and validate boards, sensors, motor interfaces, and embedded firmware on real robots.
  • Collaborate with PCB assembly and harness suppliers on sourcing, manufacturing files, quality, and revisions.
  • Build test fixtures and automated checks for incoming assemblies and completed robots.
  • Collaborate with NYC software team on device interfaces, telemetry, fault handling, and commissioning.
  • Maintain accurate schematics, BOMs, wiring diagrams, and assembly documentation.

Qualifications

  • Experience taking PCBs from schematic and layout through fabrication, assembly, and bring-up.
  • Strong hands-on debugging skills with oscilloscopes, multimeters, and logic analyzers.
  • Experience with battery-powered systems, motor loads, DC/DC converters, and circuit protection.
  • Familiarity with microcontrollers, embedded firmware, and interfaces such as I²C, SPI, UART, and USB.
  • Comfort owning a subsystem and working quickly through ambiguous hardware problems.
  • Robotics or electromechanical products; KiCad; RP2040/RP2350; IMUs and current sensing; wire-harness design; production test fixtures; small-batch manufacturing.

Skills

Required:PCB design and bring-upHardware debuggingBattery-powered systemsMicrocontrollers & firmware
Last updated Oct 25, 2026. Interested? Apply on the company site.
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