Principal Electrical Engineer - Massachusetts

Our client, a stealth startup in the robotics and AI space, is seeking a highly skilled Principal Electrical Engineer. This individual will lead the design and development of cutting-edge electrical systems for robotics and consumer products. The ideal candidate will have a strong blend of technical expertise, creativity, and leadership to guide the evolution of hardware systems from prototype to production-ready.

Key Responsibilities:

• Lead all electrical engineering efforts for hardware development, including electrical system design, prototype integration, and transition to production.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver innovative solutions focused on performance, power efficiency, and reliability.
• Oversee the design and implementation of motor controllers for precise motion control and high-performance robotics applications.
• Select, integrate, and optimize critical sensors and actuators for robotic functionality.
• Design and analyze complex circuits, including power electronics, signal processing, and communication systems.
• Lead PCB design and manufacturing efforts ensuring ease of assembly and alignment with production goals.
• Develop power management systems and energy-efficient solutions.
• Ensure designs meet high consumer-grade standards for durability and cost optimization.
• Work on embedded systems and firmware for hardware operation and integration with robotics systems.
• Contribute to the development of advanced robot control systems, including PID and adaptive algorithms.

Preferred Qualifications:

• 10+ years of experience in electrical engineering, with a focus on robotics or consumer hardware products.
• Strong project management and cross-functional collaboration skills.
• Proven leadership and mentoring experience in a fast-paced environment.
• Hands-on experience with hardware design and fabrication.
• Familiarity with industry standards and certification processes for consumer electronics.
• Advanced degree is a plus but not required.