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Electrical Engineer

Edgerun · Palo Alto, CA, US · On-site

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About Edgerun

Military exoskeletons. Backed by Y Combinator.

About the role

To apply for this role, provide us with the best evidence of your ability to execute. We would like to see what you have designed, built, and tested, so please include links, video, and photographs. A resume is welcome but not required. None of this has to be a perfect match. We care more about raw ability than a checklist, so if that's you, reach out.

What they're looking for

  • Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering or another engineering discipline
  • 4+ years designing and bringing up boards that shipped and were used in the field
  • Experience with power and motor drive electronics for robots or similar electromechanical systems
  • Lithium battery and BMS design experience
  • Full time and in person in Palo Alto
  • Hands on bench and assembly work
More about this role

Edgerun's mission is to remove civilization-level physical constraints limiting the human body. We believe a future where humans keep pushing into the unknown is far better than one where we send machines in our place. That starts on the battlefield, doubling what a soldier can carry and how far they can carry it. Read more about our mission here .

As an Electrical Engineer, you will be responsible for the electrical system of the world's most advanced powered exoskeleton, worn by soldiers in active combat. You will work with a talented team of accomplished engineers to design and bring up the boards that drive the actuators, manage power, and carry every sensor on the device. You should thrive in a fast-paced, dynamic environment where you adapt quickly and love to solve hard problems.

  • Design and bring up PCBs from schematic to working hardware
  • Own the power system end to end: battery, BMS, the 48V bus, protection, and the harness
  • Integrate the motor drives and take the electrical side of actuator performance
  • Own the sensor stack: inertial sensors, foot pressure, and motor encoders
  • Design for a device carried on a person all day, in dust, water, and cold, with parts...

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