Electrical Engineer (Entry Level / New Graduate)

About 1x We're an AI and robotics company based in Palo Alto, California, on a mission to build a truly abundant society through general-purpose robots capable of performing any kind of work autonomously.

We believe that to truly understand the world and grow in intelligence, humanoid robots must live and learn alongside us.

That's why we're focused on developing friendly home robots designed to integrate seamlessly into everyday life.

We're looking for curious, driven, and passionate people who want to help shape the future of robotics and AI.

If this mission excites you, we'd be thrilled to hear from you and explore how you might contribute to our journey.

Role Overview We are seeking a motivated and hands-on Entry-Level Electrical Engineer to join our hardware development team.

This role is ideal for recent graduates who are eager to apply fundamental electrical engineering knowledge in real-world, system-level design and testing.

You'll work closely with senior engineers on circuit design, board bring-up, testing, and validation activities that support the development of advanced electromechanical systems.

Responsibilities * Design and assemble simple adapter and test PCBs (e.g., programming or development adapters) * Perform bench-level testing using oscilloscopes, spectrum analyzers, and other lab equipment * Conduct component-level soldering and rework, including fine-pitch and SMD parts * Tune resistor networks and study subcircuits, such as encoder gain stages or power filters * Program and verify prototype boards; identify and document problematic units * Execute power circuit characterization, such as buck-converter load analysis and efficiency evaluation * Perform simulation and analysis (SPICE or equivalent) to support component selection, LC filter design, and half-bridge optimization * Interpret and apply electronic component datasheets to select appropriate parts based on performance, cost, and availability * Collaborate with mechanical and firmware teams to ensure system-level integration and functionality