Droyd

Droyd

Electrical Engineer (PCB / Low Voltage)

San Francisco, CA · Full-time

Sponsorship not specified$140k-$195kDetected 42 days ago
PCB DesignEmbedded SystemsRoboticsElectrical EngineeringSensorsCommunication

About the role

  • You will work on custom boards and supporting electronics for sensing, data, and system integration.
  • This role is based on-site in San Francisco, CA.
  • Help define practical electrical architecture for new hardware

Responsibilities

  • As an Electrical Engineer at Droyd, you will focus on low-voltage electrical systems and PCB design for our robotic platforms. You will work on custom boards and supporting electronics for sensing, data, and system integration.
  • This role is ideal for someone who enjoys practical board-level design and wants to see their work integrated quickly into real hardware.
  • Design PCBs and low-voltage electrical systems for robotic hardware
  • Support camera, sensor, and data-related electrical integration
  • Communicate design decisions, trade-offs, and test results clearly
  • We design and manufacture our hardware in-house, which means iteration, fabrication, and execution all happen under one roof.
  • Our electrical engineering work spans board design, cameras, data systems, and the low-voltage infrastructure that supports the robot as a whole - highly cross-functional work, closely tied to mechanical and software development.
  • As an Electrical Engineer at Droyd, you will focus on low-voltage electrical systems and PCB design for our robotic platforms.

Nice to have

  • Experience with robotics or embedded systems
  • Experience with camera and sensor integration
  • Experience with high-speed data or communications interfaces
  • If we do this right, robots stop being demos and start being infrastructure.

Compensation

  • $140K-$195K base salary, plus equity

Benefits

  • Compensation: $140K-$195K base salary, plus equity

Company info

  • Droyd builds autonomous robotic systems that automate repetitive manual work in real environments.
  • Our robots rely on tightly integrated electronics for sensing, communication, and control.

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