Available Position (Company name withheld)

Senior Electrical Engineer

Warrendale, PA
Full Time
Experienced

Who We Are

Neya is a leader in advanced robotics developing off-road autonomy for both commercial and defense customers. Our deep domain expertise spans semi-autonomy, autonomy, perception, and mission planning; all of which support a wide range of DoD and commercial thrust areas. Our main center of gravity is in the Pittsburgh area.

This person should be local to the Pittsburgh area.

We're looking for a senior-level Electrical Engineer to develop autonomous platforms while leading the manufacture and test of existing designs.  You will collaborate with a multi-disciplined team of engineers to ensure the system design meets system and subsystem requirements. 

What You’ll Do

  • Architect, design, and develop next-generation robotic vehicles while supporting the manufacture and testing of existing designs
  • Work closely with electrical, mechanical, and software teams to conceptualize, specify and implement electrical architectures for new product developments including multi-stage integrated robotics systems, automation products, and commercial products
  • Generate design documentation such as schematics, wiring diagrams, and assembly and cable drawings
  • Responsible for the system-level design of electrical systems for autonomous vehicles related to sensor integration, drive-by-wire, etc
  • Specify and select electrical components such as microcontrollers, servo drives, sensors, and safety systems for robotics and automation uses
  • Capture electronics schematics and generate PCB designs for manufacturing
  • Perform board bring-up activities including embedded firmware development and circuit validation

What We’re Looking For

  • BS or MS in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or equivalent in industry experience
  • 7+ years of electrical design experience in the robotics field with tightly coupled electrical, mechanical, and software components
  • Highly competent in CAD tools including Altium, SolidWorks, or similar tools
  • Solid experience in one or more of the following:  robotics, automation, embedded controls, high-speed differential signaling, microcontrollers, memory buses, power electronics
  • Experienced with ESD-safe practices and procedures
  • Highly skilled with testing and system integration
  • Expert technical knowledge and experience in schematic capture and PCB layout in analogue and digital circuit analysis and design
  • Reverse engineering skills

What Makes Neya Unique

  • Solve immediate and pressing real-world problems that advance the state-of-the-art
  • Work with some of the smartest people in unmanned systems
  • Great company culture
  • Competitive salary and benefits including 401k, ESOP, and company-paid medical, dental, and life insurance
  • Flexible hours and working conditions

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