Electrical Engineer
Carnegie Mellon University
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Carnegie Mellon University is a leading private research university in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, internationally recognized for programs in computer science, engineering, business, the arts, and artificial intelligence. Industry: Higher Education & Research
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The Senior Electrical Engineer - NREC joins the National Robotics Engineering Center to lead electrical design for sophisticated robotic solutions across industrial, commercial, and government sectors. You will design, develop, and analyze complex electronic robotic subsystems, perform light fabrication of prototype parts, and support junior engineers. Daily tasks include assembling and testing electrical assemblies, documenting results, and managing vendor relations. You must demonstrate proficiency in systems engineering, motion control, and circuit design using Altium Designer. Required technical skills include C/C++ for embedded systems, FPGA programming in Verilog or VHDL, and experience with SPI, I2C, and CAN interfaces. The role involves solving technical problems in safety-critical electrical systems, including fault detection and mitigation, while developing robotics for diverse applications including military and defense projects.
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