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Electrical Hardware Engineer – PCB & Electrical Systems

Path Robotics💼 Full-time🗓 2026-06-29 → 2026-07-31

Core

Designing and developing PCBs and electrical systems for mobile robotic welding platforms, focusing on sensor interfaces, motor control, and power distribution.

Role type

Electrical Hardware Engineer (PCB & Embedded Systems)

Builds

Embedded control boards, power management units, and sensor interfacing modules for autonomous welding robots

Domain

Robotics / Manufacturing Automation

Deliverable

production ML models | product features | infrastructure

Required skills

Multi-layer PCB design (mixed-signal, power, high-speed), EDA tools, embedded communication protocols (SPI, I2C, UART, CAN, Ethernet), power electronics (motor drive, DC-DC, protection), hardware debugging with lab equipment

Preferred skills

Contract manufacturer collaboration, design for manufacturability, BOM management

Technologies

EDA tools, Oscilloscope, DMM, Logic Analyzer

Responsibilities

Design and develop PCBs for embedded control, power management, motor drive, and sensor interfacing; Own designs from schematic capture through layout, fabrication, assembly, and hardware validation; Specify and select components with attention to availability, cost, reliability, and fit within the broader electrical architecture; Define and validate electrical interfaces between custom PCBs, off-the-shelf modules, actuators, and sensing hardware; Develop and execute hardware test plans; debug boards at the bench and support integration with firmware and software teams; Maintain design documentation, schematics, and BOMs in version-controlled workflows; Work with contract manufacturers and PCB fabricators to ensure designs are manufacturable and yield-friendly; Support field investigations and drive design improvements based on reliability findings

Seniority

Mid-level (3–6 years experience), hands-on IC

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