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Kovari

Senior Electrical Engineer

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Senior Electrical Engineer Kovari San Francisco, CA Job Details Full-time 2 hours ago Qualifications Rapid prototyping Robot troubleshooting Power electronics circuit design Robot integration KiCad Controller area network (CAN) bus Soldering Electronics component replacement Electrical power distribution management Embedded systems 5 years Electronic sensors Firmware Robotics engineering System design Schematic development for electrical drafting Printed circuit board (PCB) repair Electrical prototype development Firmware development System design for system development Electrical motors Electrical robotics implementation Electrical protection systems Mentoring Prototype creation Printed circuit board (PCB) layout Altium Designer Vendor relationship management Vendor communication Product design Full Job Description About Kovari Kovari develops frontier technology to transform physical businesses. We partner with established operators to change how they run, and we build and operate businesses of our own through our subsidiaries. We are a small team of builders, operators, and researchers. We deploy on site, alongside the businesses we serve, and iterate in the field. We have raised over $6M from leading investors. We are based in San Francisco and work in person. The Role As a Senior Electrical Engineer, you will own electrical subsystems of our robots end to end, from concept through production, spanning power architecture and motor drives to sensors, harnesses, and embedded integration. You make architecture and design tradeoffs, design it, build it, bring it up, and debug it on robots running in live operations. This is not a bench role.
Your systems face real constraints:
high duty cycles, continuous charging and discharging, noisy environments, and hardware that has to survive the field. What You'll Do Own electrical architecture and subsystem design from concept through production: power distribution, battery systems and BMS, charging, protection Select, integrate, and tune motor controllers and drives, making tradeoffs across performance, reliability, and manufacturability Design schematics and PCBs for power, sensing, and I/O, and lead PCB bring-up Integrate sensors: cameras, IMUs, encoders, force/torque, proximity Design and build wiring harnesses for reliability, serviceability, and robust power delivery Work with embedded and controls on firmware, comms buses (CAN, Ether
CAT, RS-485
), and bring-up Debug electrical failures on deployed robots and drive fixes back into the design Manage vendors and manufacturers for PCBs, harnesses, and custom assemblies, and mentor junior engineers What You Bring 5+ years of relevant industry experience designing and shipping hardware Strong fundamentals in power electronics, motor drives, and mixed-signal design Track record owning electrical subsystems from concept through production Schematic capture and PCB layout in Altium or KiCad Experience with PCB bring-up, power, motor control, and embedded integration Battery system experience: Li-ion packs, BMS, thermal and safety design Harness design: connector selection, strain relief, routing, documentation Hands-on skill: you solder, scope, and rework boards yourself Experience making architecture and design tradeoffs, mentoring junior engineers, and working with vendors and manufacturers A track record of hardware you've shipped and a portfolio of things you've built on your own time Bias toward action: prototype fast, test early, fix what breaks Values Pace of learning trumps everything. Relentless refinement of our craft. Low ego, high ownership. All-in on the mission. We work in person, and this isn't a 9-to-5.