Posted on:September 9, 2019
Principal Electrical Engineer - Autonomous Vehicles at ISEE
ISEE is hiring a Principal Electrical Engineer - Autonomous Vehicles in Dallas, TX, US. On-site.
About ISEE
ISEE AI develops autonomous yard truck solutions for industrial environments. The company's trucks are designed to operate reliably in open industrial settings, navigate dynamically changing conditions, and coordinate with vehicles and humans. The solution aims to make yard operations more efficient and predictable through consistent performance, safer autonomous driving, and seamless integration with existing operations.
Principal Electrical Engineer - Autonomous Vehicles job description
The hardware team at ISEE is seeking a full-time electrical engineer with a strong foundation in the fundamentals of electrical engineering. This job includes research as well as development of replacement or new subsystems in the electro-mechanical architecture for both prototype designs as well as production intent designs for autonomous vehicles.
Role responsibilities include:
-Embedded development, programming and working with embedded developers
-Defining and designing communications systems such as CAN(J1939, CANOpen) SPI, I2C, USB, and RS-232.
-Working with others to develop and design the overall electrical architecture
-Working with others to integrate electronics into vehicles
-Design of safety critical system elements
-Verification and Validation of electrical systems
-Work with suppliers and drive the implementation of development into production
-PCB layout, schematic design
Qualifications
-Bachelor/Master Degree in Electrical Engineering
-Passionate about self-driving vehicles
-Excellent communication skills
-Experience with electrical drawings and parts management
-Experience with prototyping of boards
Preferred
-10+ years of work experience
-Experience with actuators and sensors of varying types
-Experience with safety critical design work
-Robotics/autonomous experience is a plus
-Experience with Verification and Validation processes
