Lead Principal Electrical Design Engineer

Join Array Labs, where we are innovating advanced radar systems aimed at enhancing humanity's understanding and responsiveness to the physical changes occurring on Earth.We are in the process of launching a synchronized fleet of radar satellites designed to produce a high-resolution 3D representation of the Earth, updated in real-time. This initiative will empower government and commercial entities with quicker and more informed decision-making capabilities, particularly in disaster response, infrastructure resilience, and critical geopolitical intelligence.Our end-to-end design and manufacturing of satellites position us at the forefront of Earth observation technology. Our fleet is set to deliver unparalleled accuracy, coverage, and responsiveness, ensuring vital insights are available precisely when needed.As an Electrical Hardware Design Engineer, you will be responsible for the design and validation of digital and mixed-signal electronics integral to our radar payloads and satellite platforms. Your responsibilities will encompass high-speed digital interfaces, precision clocking and timing distribution, power regulation and control circuits, system monitoring, telemetry hardware, and fault-tolerant designs tailored for small satellite constraints. You will be involved in the complete hardware lifecycle from design through prototyping, bring-up, and qualification, collaborating closely with RF, antenna, mechanical, and systems engineers. The hardware you create will have a direct impact on system performance, power efficiency, stability, and overall reliability in orbit.In our rapidly expanding engineering team, your contributions will be crucial in shaping the most sophisticated radar satellite constellation, significantly enhancing our ability to swiftly and comprehensively understand our evolving planet.

At PsiQuantum, we are on a groundbreaking mission to create the world's first practical quantum computers—machines that will unlock the immense potential of quantum technology. Established in 2016, our unwavering focus has been on the development and deployment of million-qubit, fault-tolerant quantum systems. Quantum computers utilize the principles of quantum mechanics to tackle complex problems beyond the reach of today's most advanced supercomputers and AI systems. Their transformative effects will resonate across a multitude of sectors, including energy, pharmaceuticals, finance, agriculture, transportation, and materials science. Our innovative architecture is founded on silicon photonics. By harnessing the cutting-edge semiconductor manufacturing industry, including collaborations with partners like GlobalFoundries, we leverage high-volume processes that have been proven effective in producing billions of chips for telecommunications and consumer electronics. The inherent advantages of photonics—such as immunity to heat and electromagnetic interference—make it an ideal solution for scaling quantum technologies. In 2024, PsiQuantum announced government-backed initiatives aimed at constructing our first utility-scale quantum computers in Brisbane, Australia, and Chicago, Illinois. These projects highlight the growing recognition that quantum computing will play a pivotal role in shaping our future, both strategically and economically. We are also at the forefront of developing the algorithms and software that will make our quantum systems commercially viable. Our application, software, and industry teams collaborate closely with Fortune 500 leaders—such as Lockheed Martin, Mercedes-Benz, Boehringer Ingelheim, and Mitsubishi Chemical—to ensure our quantum solutions deliver real-world impact. Quantum computing signifies a revolutionary leap beyond classical computing, offering pathways to solve challenges that have previously been deemed insurmountable. The possibilities are vast, and we have a clear roadmap to bring them to fruition. Join us on this exciting journey!

Rivian and Volkswagen Group Technologies have joined forces in Palo Alto to advance electric vehicle innovation. This partnership brings together expertise in operating systems, zonal controllers, and cloud connectivity, aiming to set new standards for software-defined vehicles. The team addresses complex challenges in EVs, focusing on connectivity, AI, and security to build more intelligent and sustainable mobility solutions. Role overview The Hardware Systems Performance Engineer - Connectivity works closely with the Hardware Systems Architecture team to assess and optimize the performance of low-voltage electrical (LVE) systems in Rivian vehicles. The position influences hardware architecture decisions early in development and validates system designs in later phases. A strong grasp of systems software is essential to identify and measure performance metrics, anticipate design risks, and confirm that system performance meets established requirements. Areas of focus include wireless connectivity and passive/keyless vehicle access systems (VAS). What you will do Collaborate with hardware architecture, design, and software teams to create thorough plans for measuring key performance metrics, identifying system bottlenecks, and validating performance against requirements. Lead the design, integration, and automation of characterization and validation activities across a range of hardware testing environments, including early prototypes, lab vehicles, and hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) setups. Manage the full process of systems performance characterization, from developing requirements to finding solutions and automating processes. This includes integrating hardware and software, building data acquisition pipelines, and developing downstream data processing infrastructure.

Rivian and Volkswagen Group Technologies brings together two established automotive companies focused on advancing electric mobility. This partnership develops solutions that include operating systems, zonal controllers, and advanced cloud connectivity. Their mission centers on tackling electric vehicle challenges and shaping the future of software-defined vehicles. The team draws on deep expertise in connectivity, artificial intelligence, and security to contribute to a more sustainable and connected world. Role overview The Staff Electrical Hardware Technical Program Manager, ECU, joins the Electrical Hardware Technical Program Management group. This position guides the development and execution of electronic control units for vehicles, requiring sound judgment and a proactive mindset. The role involves influencing teams and decisions without direct authority. Serving as the Electrical Hardware team’s representative in cross-functional discussions, the Technical Program Manager champions vehicle program priorities throughout the entire product development process. Key responsibilities Oversee the design, development, release, and validation of Rivian electronic control units (ECUs) Maintain clear communication about program deliverables, status, and risks Promote program visibility and alignment across multiple teams Location Palo Alto, California

About VoltaiVoltai is at the forefront of developing advanced models and agents capable of learning, evaluating, planning, experimenting, and interacting with the physical world. Our mission begins with the design and creation of innovative hardware, including electronic systems and semiconductors, where artificial intelligence can surpass human cognitive capabilities.About the TeamOur team is supported by leading investors from Silicon Valley, including Stanford University and industry leaders from Google, AMD, Broadcom, Marvell, among others. Comprising former Stanford professors, SAIL researchers, Olympiad medalists, CTOs of prominent tech companies, and senior advisors to several U.S. presidents, we bring a wealth of experience and innovation to our projects.About this RoleIn this pivotal role, you will be responsible for the design, development, and validation of cutting-edge compute and storage platforms that will drive Voltai’s AI-enhanced design engines. Your expertise will span board design, mechanical integration, and thermal systems, enabling you to create efficient and scalable hardware optimized for simulation, training, and verification tasks.

About ALSO: We are a forward-thinking electric mobility company born from Rivian, driven by a collective passion for innovation. Our dedicated team of builders and visionaries is committed to crafting entirely new, vertically integrated, small electric vehicles (EVs) that address the mobility challenges of both today and the future. Our mission is to encourage the world to embrace ALSO, transforming local transport by replacing traditional vehicles with more affordable, enjoyable, and significantly efficient options.We are in search of a Senior Staff Electrical Engineer, High Speed Design to spearhead the development of cutting-edge electronic systems for diverse micro-mobility platforms.Key Responsibilities:Act as the technical lead and hardware architect for a multidisciplinary engineering team focused on developing the next generation of light electric vehicle products.Design and architect complex custom embedded systems, overseeing component selection (high-performance MCUs, ICs, power converter controllers), schematic capture, and intricate HDI PCB layouts.Conduct simulations, analyses, and validations for high-speed signal integrity and power integrity, designing optimal PCB stack-ups and power delivery networks to support high-performance computing.Lead strategies for EMI/EMC mitigation at the system level, ensuring hardware meets regulatory standards on the first attempt and managing complex debugging efforts for any emissions issues.Oversee the entire module development lifecycle, establishing best practices for design and validation phases within the V-model development process.Collaborate with Systems, Firmware, Mechanical, Thermal, and Test engineers to ensure high reliability, seamless system integration, robust physical packaging of high-density boards, optimal thermal management, and thorough testability for mass production.Lead root cause analysis, complex debugging, and failure analysis of critical electrical systems and high-speed subsystems in vehicles.Cultivate technical relationships with PCB fabricators, silicon vendors, and contract manufacturers to evaluate cutting-edge components, ensure HDI DFM/DFA, and qualify advanced manufacturing processes.Act as a force multiplier for the hardware team by mentoring junior and mid-level engineers, leading technical design reviews, and enhancing engineering efficiency across the organization.

Key ResponsibilitiesDesign and develop intricate electrical systems, focusing on power distribution, sensor integration, and motor drive systems.Lead the complete PCB development cycle including schematic capture, component selection, multi-layer layout, and manufacturing file generation utilizing tools such as Altium, KiCad, or OrCAD.Assemble, test, and debug initial prototypes to ensure functionality and reliability.Collaborate closely with firmware and mechanical engineers to define connectors, pinouts, and physical constraints to optimize system performance.Develop specifications and accelerated test plans to validate product longevity and performance.Engage with PCB manufacturers and component suppliers to guarantee timely delivery and adherence to design for manufacturability (DFM) standards.

Join Array Labs, a pioneering company dedicated to constructing cutting-edge radar systems that empower humanity to interpret and respond effectively to changes in our physical environment.We are embarking on an ambitious project to deploy a synchronized fleet of radar satellites, aimed at generating a highly detailed 3D representation of the Earth that is continuously updated. This initiative will facilitate quicker, more informed decision-making for both governmental and commercial entities involved in disaster management, infrastructure robustness, and critical geopolitical intelligence.Our team designs and constructs our satellites with a comprehensive end-to-end approach, resulting in the creation of the world's most sophisticated Earth observation satellites. Through our fleet, we aim to deliver unparalleled accuracy, extensive coverage, and rapid responsiveness, providing essential insights precisely where they are needed most.About the RoleAs a Senior Electrical Design Engineer, you will be instrumental in designing and validating the digital and mixed-signal electronics that underpin Array's radar payloads and satellite platforms. Your responsibilities will encompass high-speed digital interfaces, precision clocking and timing distribution, power regulation and control circuits, system monitoring and telemetry hardware, as well as fault-tolerant satellite avionics. You will oversee the hardware development lifecycle, including design, prototyping, initial testing, and qualification, collaborating closely with RF, antenna, mechanical, and systems engineers. The hardware you create will significantly influence system performance, power efficiency, stability, and overall reliability in orbit.

BrightAI is an innovative and rapidly growing company leading the charge in AI, IoT, Cloud, and Mobile technologies. Our mission is to transform industries and redefine how businesses operate. Our talented team comprises top professionals, many of whom have held pivotal positions at renowned organizations like Microsoft, Amazon Alexa, SmartThings, and Samsung. As we continue to expand our horizons, we invite forward-thinking individuals to join us in this exciting venture. We are on the lookout for a Hardware Engineer to become a vital member of our dynamic team in a fast-paced environment. In this role, you will be instrumental in the design and development of next-generation hardware/software/AI systems. Your responsibilities will include the design, component selection, layout, debugging, and validation of our world-class products.

About VoltaiVoltai is pioneering the development of advanced models and agents that learn, assess, strategize, experiment, and interact with the physical realm. Our initial focus is on comprehending and constructing hardware, particularly in electronics systems and semiconductors, where artificial intelligence transcends human cognitive limitations in design and creation.About Our TeamSupported by leading investors from Silicon Valley, Stanford University, and prominent figures such as CEOs from Google, AMD, Broadcom, Marvell, and more, our team comprises former Stanford professors, SAIL researchers, Olympiad medalists, and veterans from top tech companies and governmental positions.Role OverviewIn this role, you will engage with clients and partners to seamlessly integrate Voltai's hardware and design systems into their operations. You will provide in-depth technical assistance, troubleshoot complex software and hardware issues, and convey customer feedback to our design and product teams.Ideal CandidateYou will thrive in this position if you possess over 5 years of experience in the following areas:Hardware design, simulation, or EDA toolsCustomer support, debugging, and design validationSchematic review, board-level analysis, and failure investigationAbility to communicate intricate technical concepts clearly and succinctly

Rhoda AI builds the next generation of humanoid robots, combining high-performance, software-defined hardware with advanced foundational and video world models. Our robots are designed for adaptability, tackling complex real-world situations, even those outside their original training data. Backed by over $400 million in funding, Rhoda AI invests deeply in research, hardware innovation, and scaling manufacturing. Our research team includes alumni from Stanford, Berkeley, and Harvard. Role Overview The Vice President of Hardware Engineering leads the design, development, and scaling of Rhoda’s robotics systems from concept through mass production. This executive role builds and guides a top-tier hardware engineering organization, shapes product architecture, and ensures delivery of systems that meet the demands of industrial applications. Rhoda AI is committed to overcoming the hardware barriers that have limited robotics in real-world environments. What You Will Do Product and System Leadership Work closely with Product Management to define system requirements and outline product roadmaps. Translate product needs into clear engineering specifications and system architectures. Lead hardware development across mechanical, electrical, and systems engineering teams. Design and Development Oversee the design and development of robotic systems, including manipulation platforms, end effectors, sensor integration, and compute and control systems. Ensure systems remain reliable and safe under real-world operational stresses, including variability, wear, and uptime demands. Execution and Delivery Manage the full product lifecycle: from concept and prototyping through validation, new product introduction, and volume production. Set up and enforce rigorous test and validation protocols covering functionality, reliability, and safety. Develop engineering processes and standards to support product development and maintain quality assurance. Location Palo Alto, CA

At Array Labs, we are revolutionizing the way humanity interacts with the physical world through cutting-edge radar systems.We are excited to announce the launch of a coordinated fleet of radar satellites designed to generate a real-time, high-resolution 3D map of Earth. This innovative system will empower government and commercial entities to make quicker, more informed decisions during disaster responses, enhance infrastructure resilience, and provide mission-critical geopolitical intelligence.Our team is dedicated to the end-to-end design and construction of our satellites, delivering the most advanced Earth observation technology available. The insights yielded by our fleet will bring unparalleled accuracy, extensive coverage, and rapid responsiveness, ensuring critical insights reach their destinations when they are needed most.Position OverviewAs an Electrical Design Engineer at Array Labs, you will play a key role in designing and validating digital and mixed-signal electronics that underpin our radar payloads and satellite platforms. Your responsibilities will encompass high-speed digital interfaces, precision clocking and timing distribution, power regulation and control circuits, as well as system monitoring and telemetry hardware, including fault-tolerant satellite avionics. You will guide the hardware development process from design through prototyping, bring-up, and qualification, collaborating closely with RF, antenna, mechanical, and systems engineers. The systems you develop will have a direct impact on performance, power efficiency, and reliability in orbit.

Join Array Labs, a pioneering company dedicated to developing cutting-edge radar systems that empower humanity to respond to dynamic changes in our physical world.We are launching a coordinated fleet of radar satellites designed to generate a high-resolution 3D map of the Earth, updated in real-time. This initiative will facilitate quicker, more informed decision-making for both government and commercial organizations involved in disaster response, infrastructure resilience, and critical geopolitical intelligence.At Array Labs, we oversee the entire lifecycle of our satellites, creating the most advanced Earth observation systems available. Our fleet will offer unmatched accuracy, coverage, and responsiveness, delivering essential insights exactly where they are most needed.Position OverviewAs a Staff Electrical Design Engineer, you will play a crucial role in designing and validating digital and mixed-signal electronics for Array’s radar payloads and satellite platforms. Your responsibilities will encompass high-speed digital interfaces, precision clocking and timing distribution, power regulation and control circuits, system monitoring and telemetry hardware, as well as fault-tolerant satellite avionics. You will guide hardware through the phases of design, prototyping, bring-up, and qualification, collaborating closely with RF, antenna, mechanical, and systems engineers. The hardware you create will have a direct impact on system performance, power efficiency, stability, and overall reliability in orbit.

About 1X Founded in 2015, 1X is a pioneering company dedicated to innovating advanced humanoid robots for home use. Our vision is to revolutionize labor availability with safe and intelligent humanoids that enhance everyday living.Position OverviewAs a Hardware Systems Prototyping / Research Engineer within the 1X Labs team, your primary responsibility is to redefine the limits of technology by rapidly creating and refining tangible systems that operate under real-world constraints.You will conceptualize and develop new mechanical systems and architectures, transforming ideas into functional hardware and rigorously testing them. Your prototypes will serve as tools to validate hypotheses, identify constraints, and maximize performance. The goal is not merely to achieve functionality but to approach human-level behavior or fully understand the limitations.Your expertise spans mechanics, electronics, and software. You will iterate swiftly, with each prototype being meticulously measured, evaluated, and benchmarked against biological or system-level standards. Success means pushing the limits of what works, and failure is an opportunity to learn and advance.This role is execution-driven; you will generate original ideas and develop concepts from others, favoring practical implementation over theoretical discussions. Prototyping is a means to let the system inform you, not a final destination.Importantly, you will ensure the transition of successful prototypes into robust designs that can be seamlessly integrated with existing products, accommodating real-world constraints and production processes.

Rivian and Volkswagen Group Technologies combine the strengths of two established automotive leaders to advance mobility solutions. Their joint efforts focus on developing operating systems, advanced zonal controllers, cloud infrastructure, and connectivity for electric vehicles. The partnership addresses the evolving needs of software-defined vehicles and aims to set new benchmarks for the automotive industry. The team’s expertise covers connectivity, artificial intelligence, and security, all aimed at building smarter and more sustainable vehicles. Role overview This Staff PCB Design Engineer role is based in Palo Alto, California. The position focuses on designing high-performance Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs) for automotive Electronic Control Units (ECUs). Projects include critical systems such as Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), infotainment, zonal controllers, and vehicle access. Collaboration with cross-functional teams is central, and occasional travel may be required to support joint initiatives. Expertise in PCB layout, power integrity, signal integrity, and high-speed signal routing is essential for success in this role. What you will do PCB Design: Lead the design and implementation of high-speed and mixed-signal PCB layouts that meet automotive standards. Take responsibility for designs supporting ADAS, Battery Management Systems (BMS), body systems, and infotainment. Apply HDI design practices and work with interfaces such as DDR4, PCIe, CSI, and LVDS. Optimize package layouts to balance space and performance, and maintain the component library. Manufacturing Collaboration: Work with contract manufacturers to establish design rules and incorporate Design for Manufacturability (DFM) feedback, improving durability and performance in automotive applications. Process Development: Help develop workflows and processes between engineering and design teams. Configure ECAD tools to align with organizational design and release standards. Holistic Problem-Solving: Weigh design choices in the context of broader program goals and customer experience. Use data-driven methods to address technical challenges.

About ALSO.At ALSO, we are pioneering electric mobility, originally established under the Rivian umbrella. Our team is composed of passionate innovators and builders dedicated to designing innovative and delightful vertically integrated small electric vehicles (EVs) that address today's and tomorrow's mobility challenges. Our vision is to revolutionize transportation by inspiring individuals to choose ALSO, significantly reducing the reliance on traditional cars, trucks, and SUVs in favor of more affordable, enjoyable, and energy-efficient alternatives.We are seeking a talented Mechanical Engineer to lead our drivetrain structure design engineering efforts.Your ResponsibilitiesCraft and model 3D designs for mechanical components and assemblies, including high-pressure die casting, gravity casting, injection molded plastics, sheet metal, and fasteners.Develop comprehensive drawing packages and manufacturing instructions for parts and assemblies.Implement a Design Verification Process and Report (DVP&R) to ensure compliance with requirements.Optimize topology, balancing strength and NVH objectives to identify the necessary ribbing structures within the designated package space to meet structural and NVH constraints.Conduct sealing analysis with proficiency in hyper-elastic component analysis.Perform NVH analysis (modal, frequency response, mount mobility).Execute linear static stress analyses for complete drive unit systems.Create and maintain program-specific Design Failure Mode and Effects Analyses (DFMEAs).Oversee validation efforts in collaboration with Tier 1 and Tier 2 suppliers.Work closely with mechanical, electrical, control, manufacturing, and test engineers to transition designs from initial concepts through prototypes to mass production.Participate hands-on in engineering prototype builds and component fabrication.Your QualificationsDemonstrated experience in high-volume manufacturing processes, such as injection molding and stamping.Skilled in 3D/2D modeling tools, preferably Catia V5/V6.Proficient in mechanical integration, assembly, troubleshooting, and documentation of mechanical systems.

Join SubPac, a leading innovator in audio technology, as we seek a dynamic Hardware Development Engineer with at least 3 years of experience in consumer hardware development. In this pivotal role, you will oversee our sustaining engineering efforts to ensure seamless product manufacturing while also contributing to the development of groundbreaking products in collaboration with our R&D team. Your responsibilities will include serving as the primary point of contact with our QA engineers in Asia and communicating with our overseas contract manufacturers and external partners. You will thrive in a state-of-the-art facility alongside top-tier talent in the consumer product sector.As a self-motivated generalist with a robust background in electrical or mechanical engineering, you ideally have experience in a startup environment where multitasking is key. Your passion for bringing revolutionary products to market and your enthusiasm for audio technology will drive your success in this role.

Join the Revolution in Electric Mobility!At ALSO, we are redefining transportation with our innovative electric vehicles. Originally a part of Rivian, our dedicated team of builders, dreamers, and innovators is committed to addressing the global mobility challenges of today and tomorrow. Our mission is to inspire a new way of commuting, offering small, affordable, and highly efficient electric vehicles that replace traditional transportation options.We are looking for multiple Technical Program Managers to lead the comprehensive development of our hardware module platforms (including powertrain, low voltage electronics, and chassis) across our vehicle lineup. As a Technical Program Manager, you will collaborate closely with product management, hardware and firmware engineering, supply chain, and various cross-functional teams to deliver cutting-edge electric vehicles. Leverage your extensive experience in product delivery to streamline processes and ensure the swift launch of high-quality products. If you are passionate about taking products from concept to reality and scaling a top-notch organization, we want to hear from you!Your ResponsibilitiesLead multi-disciplinary hardware projects from conception to completion, overseeing complex electromechanical modules and technology across diverse product lines.Collaborate with stakeholders to define requirements, assess risks, manage project timelines, and facilitate communication across various teams.Drive the execution of customer-centric features in partnership with cross-functional teams to meet strategic goals, while monitoring progress and resolving any issues that arise.Create and maintain schedules for module programs, address technical challenges, and ensure effective resource management in collaboration with engineering teams.Communicate project status and progress to stakeholders and leadership across different time zones, fostering strong relationships among cross-functional teams.Identify obstacles in program execution and implement lean processes to improve efficiency.

Rivian and Volkswagen Group Technologies, a joint venture based in Palo Alto, California, is shaping the future of electric vehicles with advanced operating systems, connectivity solutions, and zonal controllers. The team combines expertise in connectivity, artificial intelligence, and security to set new standards for software-defined vehicles worldwide. Role overview The Hardware Systems Performance Architect will join the Hardware Systems Architecture team, focusing on low-voltage electrical (LVE) systems performance within Rivian vehicles. This position centers on performance characterization for subsystems such as infotainment, telematics, wireless connectivity, networking, and camera monitoring. Insights from this role will guide hardware architecture choices early in development and validate system designs as they mature. A strong background in systems software is essential to identify key performance metrics, assess design risks, and confirm system architecture meets requirements. What you will do Lead collaboration between hardware architecture, design, and software application teams to create characterization plans that identify performance metrics and system bottlenecks. Translate broad functional and performance requirements into concrete subsystem architecture performance requirements, enabling ongoing validation and refinement. Oversee the design, integration, and automation of characterization and validation activities for hardware testing, including work with prototype boards and lab vehicles. Coordinate the full development cycle for systems and automation supporting performance characterization, from requirement definition to solution implementation.