Entry-level Robotics Engineer
Electronics R&D Engineer (Robotics Electric Drive and Control)
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This role focuses on electric drive systems, electrical control integration, and embedded hardware debugging for robotic products. You will contribute to the development of robotic chassis, actuators, and controllers, working on motor-drive verification, control-interface debugging, MCU firmware maintenance, electrical integration, and end-to-end issue resolution.
Responsibilities
- Participate in the selection, wiring, parameter configuration, testing, validation, and issue analysis of components for robotic electric drive systems, producing clear selection rationale, test records, and validation conclusions.
- Participate in the electrical integration design of robot controllers, control boxes, and wiring harness interfaces, helping move solutions from bench debugging through prototype integration and small-batch delivery.
- Debug MCU peripherals, adapt communication interfaces, debug drive interfaces, maintain basic firmware, and verify versions to support stable operation of hardware modules.
- As project needs require, participate in schematic design, PCB design reviews, BOM preparation, prototype soldering, board-level debugging, fault localization, and revision validation.
- Design and execute tests for complete robotic systems, covering load, temperature rise, communication stability, interference immunity, and coordinated operation, and document reusable test methods and issue records.
- Collaborate with mechanical, software, algorithm, production, testing, and supplier teams to close issues involving structural space, heat dissipation, grounding, shielding, harness routing, assembly, maintainability, and factory testing.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree or above in electronics, automation, mechatronics, robotics, communications, computer science, or a related field. A master's degree is preferred; strong project or competition experience may offset an unrelated academic background.
- At least one year of experience with robots, drones, robotic arms, or comparable robotic systems; alternatively, an equivalent period of intensive hands-on experience in RoboMaster, intelligent vehicle, electronic design, robotics, or similar projects.
- Solid foundations in electronic hardware and embedded systems, with the ability to read schematics, wiring diagrams, component manuals, and drive documentation and perform basic circuit analysis and hardware debugging.
- Familiarity with at least one MCU platform and a C development workflow, with experience in peripheral drivers, communication interfaces, low-level debugging, or firmware maintenance.
- Understanding of the basic operation of robotic electric drives and actuators, with the ability to wire, debug, test, and troubleshoot motors, drives, and control interfaces.
- Understanding of how wiring harnesses, connectors, grounding, shielding, power stability, heat dissipation, and assembly maintainability affect robot reliability, together with basic engineering safety awareness.
- Clear habits in issue analysis, test recording, and collaboration, with the ability to explain symptoms, reproduction steps, data-based conclusions, and next actions and drive issues to closure.
Preferred Qualifications
- Experience with robotic chassis, robotic arms, mobile robots, drones, or high-reliability equipment projects.
- Experience with motor drives, servo control, motion control, drive parameter tuning, or loaded vehicle/robot testing.
- End-to-end experience with prototype debugging, complete-system integration, small-batch introduction, on-site fault reproduction, or after-sales technical issue resolution.