Electronics Engineer

About the role

The Robotics & Mechatronics team is seeking an Electronics Engineer to develop PCB-level electronics for robot arms. The role involves managing the full development lifecycle from safety-circuit design to production-ready schematics.

Responsibilities

• PCB Design: Create and review schematics, PCB layouts, and wiring diagrams for production, from initial concept through manufacturing-ready output.
• Safety Circuits: Design and implement safety circuits and fail-safe mechanisms for the robot's electronics, working within established safety requirements.
• Component Selection: Select and integrate electronic components (motors, drivers, sensors, power systems) that meet the robot's performance and reliability requirements.
• Test Development: Design in-house test devices and write test cases for the electronics subsystem.
• Hardware Debugging: Troubleshoot and resolve electrical and electronics issues on the physical robot, working directly with firmware, software, and mechanics engineers when a fault crosses disciplines.
• Documentation: Develop and maintain electrical documentation, including BOMs, test procedures, and compliance reports.

Required skills

• Altium Designer
• Microcontroller programming
• Oscilloscopes
• Logic analyzers
• Safety standards
• Power electronics
• PMSM motor control
• DC/DC converters
• Battery management
• CAN
• SPI
• I2C
• Ethernet

Nice to have

• Harness design
• SolidWorks Electrical
• Functional safety
• Test specifications
• Git

Qualifications

• Degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics, or a related field
• Equivalent combination of training and hands-on experience designing electronics for robotic or industrial systems

Benefits

• Corporate Benefits Program
• Health benefits
• Mobility benefits
• Learning budget
• Free drinks and fruits
• Company events

About the Company

Agile Robots SE is an international high-tech company based in Munich, Germany, with a mission to bridge the gap between artificial intelligence and robotics. They develop systems that combine force-moment-sensing and image-processing technology to provide user-friendly and affordable robotic solutions.