is currently seeking a full-time Senior Electronics Engineer (Underwater Robotics) for one of our partners that designs and manufactures professional-grade underwater remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) serving defense energy and public safety markets this position you will design prototype test and continuously improve the electronics systems that power advanced underwater vehicle platforms working hands-on with power electronics embedded firmware sensor systems and acoustic technology in a mission-critical engineering environment.
Responsibilities
Build and validate electronic subsystems for commercial-grade ROVs spanning power conversion circuits motor speed controllers sensor interfacing hardware and onboard communication modules
Create and maintain circuit schematics and board layouts within standard PCB design platforms such as Altium
Vet and choose components based on long-term reliability supply availability and cost efficiency for use in submerged and marine settings
Engineer and debug battery management hardware covering charge regulation overcurrent/overvoltage protection and charge-level tracking
Partner with the software team to map out hardware-to-firmware interface requirements and ensure smooth system-level integration
Write and debug low-level firmware running on onboard microcontrollers and FPGAs
Build and verify support for data protocols such as RS-232 RS-485 CAN I2C SPI and tethered Ethernet links
Engineer circuitry housed in sealed pressure-resistant enclosures built to withstand extreme ocean depths
Integrate with underwater acoustic hardware including locator beacons acoustic modems and USBL-based tracking systems
Verify that designs meet electromagnetic interference/compatibility benchmarks and underwater operational safety guidelines
Build out and run thorough test protocols covering environmental exposure pressure tolerance and functional performance
Diagnose and resolve issues reported from the field including controller malfunctions sensor errors and integration failures using structured root-cause methods
Produce and update detailed engineering records including circuit diagrams parts lists build drawings and test summaries
Assist the manufacturing team with build documentation and quality assurance reviews
Coordinate with mechanical software and production teams to ensure cohesive fully functioning ROV units
Provide technical backing to sales and support teams through documentation live product walkthroughs and troubleshooting in the field
Participate in shaping future product direction and supporting new development initiatives
Requirements
Bachelors degree in Electrical Engineering Robotics Engineering or a related field
At least 5 years of work experience designing and building electronics
Solid background designing power electronics including motor drive circuits ESCs and DC power systems
Skilled in PCB design using tools like Altium Designer KiCad or similar software
Practical experience working with embedded microcontrollers (ARM Cortex AVR PIC or similar)
Good grasp of analog circuit design signal conditioning and connecting sensors to electronics
Able to troubleshoot complex electronics using oscilloscopes logic analyzers and other lab tools
Experience writing technical documents such as schematics parts lists change orders and test procedures
Clear communicator both written and verbal with the ability to explain technical ideas simply
Comfortable working in both an office/lab setting and a light production/assembly area
Regularly uses electronic test equipment and hand tools in a lab setting
Open to occasionally helping with water tank or open-water testing
Open to occasional travel (up to 15%) for field support demos and trade shows
Able to lift up to 50 lbs when handling equipment
Able to stay productive in a fast-paced busy work environment
Able to juggle multiple projects at once
Preferred Qualifications
Experience with underwater or marine electronics
Some knowledge of Linux and embedded programming
Familiarity with underwater acoustic tools like beacons transponders modems or USBL/LBL positioning
Understanding of brushless motors and ESC tuning for underwater thrusters
Experience with tether systems (fiber optic twisted pair or coax) used in ROVs
Knowledge of waterproofing methods like conformal coating and potting for marine electronics
Familiarity with standards such as MIL-SPEC IPC or IEC for marine electronics
Benefits
Competitive base salary (DOE)
Performance-based incentives and bonus program
Health dental vision and life insurance
401(k) retirement plan with company match
Paid time off
Company paid holidays (10)
Professional development and training opportunities
The opportunity to work on cutting-edge underwater technology with real-world impact in defense energy and public safety
Required Skills:
Bachelors degree in Electrical Engineering Robotics Engineering or a related field At least 5 years of work experience designing and building electronics Solid background designing power electronics including motor drive circuits ESCs and DC power systems Skilled in PCB design using tools like Altium Designer KiCad or similar software Practical experience working with embedded microcontrollers (ARM Cortex AVR PIC or similar) Good grasp of analog circuit design signal conditioning and connecting sensors to electronics Able to troubleshoot complex electronics using oscilloscopes logic analyzers and other lab tools Experience writing technical documents such as schematics parts lists change orders and test procedures Clear communicator both written and verbal with the ability to explain technical ideas simply Comfortable working in both an office/lab setting and a light production/assembly area Regularly uses electronic test equipment and hand tools in a lab setting Open to occasionally helping with water tank or open-water testing Open to occasional travel (up to 15%) for field support demos and trade shows Able to lift up to 50 lbs when handling equipment Able to stay productive in a fast-paced busy work environment Able to juggle multiple projects at once Preferred Qualifications Experience with underwater or marine electronics Some knowledge of Linux and embedded programming Familiarity with underwater acoustic tools like beacons transponders modems or USBL/LBL positioning Understanding of brushless motors and ESC tuning for underwater thrusters Experience with tether systems (fiber optic twisted pair or coax) used in ROVs Knowledge of waterproofing methods like conformal coating and potting for marine electronics Familiarity with standards such as MIL-SPEC IPC or IEC for marine electronics
is currently seeking a full-time Senior Electronics Engineer (Underwater Robotics) for one of our partners that designs and manufactures professional-grade underwater remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) serving defense energy and public safety markets this position you will design prototype test and...
is currently seeking a full-time Senior Electronics Engineer (Underwater Robotics) for one of our partners that designs and manufactures professional-grade underwater remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) serving defense energy and public safety markets this position you will design prototype test and continuously improve the electronics systems that power advanced underwater vehicle platforms working hands-on with power electronics embedded firmware sensor systems and acoustic technology in a mission-critical engineering environment.
Responsibilities
Build and validate electronic subsystems for commercial-grade ROVs spanning power conversion circuits motor speed controllers sensor interfacing hardware and onboard communication modules
Create and maintain circuit schematics and board layouts within standard PCB design platforms such as Altium
Vet and choose components based on long-term reliability supply availability and cost efficiency for use in submerged and marine settings
Engineer and debug battery management hardware covering charge regulation overcurrent/overvoltage protection and charge-level tracking
Partner with the software team to map out hardware-to-firmware interface requirements and ensure smooth system-level integration
Write and debug low-level firmware running on onboard microcontrollers and FPGAs
Build and verify support for data protocols such as RS-232 RS-485 CAN I2C SPI and tethered Ethernet links
Engineer circuitry housed in sealed pressure-resistant enclosures built to withstand extreme ocean depths
Integrate with underwater acoustic hardware including locator beacons acoustic modems and USBL-based tracking systems
Verify that designs meet electromagnetic interference/compatibility benchmarks and underwater operational safety guidelines
Build out and run thorough test protocols covering environmental exposure pressure tolerance and functional performance
Diagnose and resolve issues reported from the field including controller malfunctions sensor errors and integration failures using structured root-cause methods
Produce and update detailed engineering records including circuit diagrams parts lists build drawings and test summaries
Assist the manufacturing team with build documentation and quality assurance reviews
Coordinate with mechanical software and production teams to ensure cohesive fully functioning ROV units
Provide technical backing to sales and support teams through documentation live product walkthroughs and troubleshooting in the field
Participate in shaping future product direction and supporting new development initiatives
Requirements
Bachelors degree in Electrical Engineering Robotics Engineering or a related field
At least 5 years of work experience designing and building electronics
Solid background designing power electronics including motor drive circuits ESCs and DC power systems
Skilled in PCB design using tools like Altium Designer KiCad or similar software
Practical experience working with embedded microcontrollers (ARM Cortex AVR PIC or similar)
Good grasp of analog circuit design signal conditioning and connecting sensors to electronics
Able to troubleshoot complex electronics using oscilloscopes logic analyzers and other lab tools
Experience writing technical documents such as schematics parts lists change orders and test procedures
Clear communicator both written and verbal with the ability to explain technical ideas simply
Comfortable working in both an office/lab setting and a light production/assembly area
Regularly uses electronic test equipment and hand tools in a lab setting
Open to occasionally helping with water tank or open-water testing
Open to occasional travel (up to 15%) for field support demos and trade shows
Able to lift up to 50 lbs when handling equipment
Able to stay productive in a fast-paced busy work environment
Able to juggle multiple projects at once
Preferred Qualifications
Experience with underwater or marine electronics
Some knowledge of Linux and embedded programming
Familiarity with underwater acoustic tools like beacons transponders modems or USBL/LBL positioning
Understanding of brushless motors and ESC tuning for underwater thrusters
Experience with tether systems (fiber optic twisted pair or coax) used in ROVs
Knowledge of waterproofing methods like conformal coating and potting for marine electronics
Familiarity with standards such as MIL-SPEC IPC or IEC for marine electronics
Benefits
Competitive base salary (DOE)
Performance-based incentives and bonus program
Health dental vision and life insurance
401(k) retirement plan with company match
Paid time off
Company paid holidays (10)
Professional development and training opportunities
The opportunity to work on cutting-edge underwater technology with real-world impact in defense energy and public safety
Required Skills:
Bachelors degree in Electrical Engineering Robotics Engineering or a related field At least 5 years of work experience designing and building electronics Solid background designing power electronics including motor drive circuits ESCs and DC power systems Skilled in PCB design using tools like Altium Designer KiCad or similar software Practical experience working with embedded microcontrollers (ARM Cortex AVR PIC or similar) Good grasp of analog circuit design signal conditioning and connecting sensors to electronics Able to troubleshoot complex electronics using oscilloscopes logic analyzers and other lab tools Experience writing technical documents such as schematics parts lists change orders and test procedures Clear communicator both written and verbal with the ability to explain technical ideas simply Comfortable working in both an office/lab setting and a light production/assembly area Regularly uses electronic test equipment and hand tools in a lab setting Open to occasionally helping with water tank or open-water testing Open to occasional travel (up to 15%) for field support demos and trade shows Able to lift up to 50 lbs when handling equipment Able to stay productive in a fast-paced busy work environment Able to juggle multiple projects at once Preferred Qualifications Experience with underwater or marine electronics Some knowledge of Linux and embedded programming Familiarity with underwater acoustic tools like beacons transponders modems or USBL/LBL positioning Understanding of brushless motors and ESC tuning for underwater thrusters Experience with tether systems (fiber optic twisted pair or coax) used in ROVs Knowledge of waterproofing methods like conformal coating and potting for marine electronics Familiarity with standards such as MIL-SPEC IPC or IEC for marine electronics