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Senior Robotics Integration Engineer

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Description

About the company

Our client is a construction company.

The role

Raydar is recruiting for this role on behalf of our client. Lead hardware and software integration for complex electromechanical equipment, covering system bring-up, testing and the handover between hardware and software teams. The role suits an engineer who likes hands-on work, enjoys building a new function from the ground up, and is comfortable travelling to deployment sites.

What you'll do

- Design and refine multi-part electromechanical systems.

- Integrate sensors and actuators into complete systems.

- Improve the interfaces between mechanical, electrical and software components.

- Build out the integration and test function from the ground up.

- Lead the handover of work from hardware to software.

- Support equipment in the field during occasional deployments.

Requirements

What we're looking for

- Experience leading full-system integration, bring-up and handoff from hardware to software.

- Substantial background working at young, quick-moving organizations.

- Bachelor's degree in robotics, mechanical, electrical or software engineering, or a related field.

- Experience working with industrial robot arms.

- Comfort writing code in a high-level scripting language and a lower-level systems language.

- Real depth in electronics or coding rather than mechanics alone.

Benefits

Compensation and benefits

- Base salary: USD 160,000 to 200,000 per year

- Equity

- Health, dental, vision and life insurance coverage

- Retirement plan with employer match

- Commuter benefits

Location and work model

- San Leandro, CA, United States

- On-site

- 4-5 days a week in office

- Full-time

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