The Bot Company
Electrical Engineering
San Francisco
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 127 days ago
ExcelPCB DesignEMI/EMCElectrical EngineeringPower Electronics
About the role
- We're a small team of engineers, designers, and operators based in San Francisco.
- Our team comes from Tesla, Cruise, OpenAI, Google, Pixar, and many other great companies.
- Our team is deliberately lean to promote rapid decision making and do away with bureaucracy and hierarchy.
Responsibilities
- You'll design the core electronics that power, move, and sense the world for our robots.
- Li-ion battery packs, BMS/fuel gauging, AC-DC/DC-DC conversion, power distribution, EMI/EMC, charger design
Requirements
- Strong debugging skills and experience with real hardware under load
- Experience shipping hardware products and working with manufacturers
- All roles at The Bot Company demand extreme sharpness and the ability to move fast in high-intensity environments.
- If you enjoy understanding systems at all levels, move fast, and think even faster, you'll thrive here.
- We're looking for extremely talented individuals in one or more of the following areas:
- Power Systems: Li-ion battery packs, BMS/fuel gauging, AC-DC/DC-DC conversion, power distribution, EMI/EMC, charger design
- Motor Control: BLDC controllers, MOSFETs/gate drivers, current sensing, FOC systems, protection circuits, high-frequency layout
- Compute & Vision: Jetson-class carrier boards, MIPI/GMSL camera systems, high-speed interfaces (PCIe, USB, CAN, etc.), multi-camera synchronization
- And generally:
- End-to-end PCB design (schematic → layout → bring-up → validation)
- Solid understanding of EMI/EMC, thermal, and system-level tradeoffs
- Own hardware designs end-to-end
- Build, bring up, debug, and iterate on real robotic systems
- Collaborate cross-functionally with firmware, mechanical, and systems teams
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