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Hardware Systems Integration Engineer (Mandarin)

Tutorintelligence
Watertown, USA
Full-time
Mid
Onsite
USD 150000-300000 / year
Discovered 3 weeks ago

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What You'll Do

Evaluate new hardware: Characterize arms, actuators, sensors and other components on the bench, including torque, stiffness, backlash, thermal behavior and electrical noise

Review suppliers' designs: Read their drawings and schematics, find the weak points, and propose changes

Integrate and test: Design the mounts, harnesses and interfaces that put new hardware on our robots, then test until it holds up

Work with suppliers' engineers: Spend time at their sites, agree on changes, and keep the work moving between visits

Carry our requirements: Make sure the people building for us understand what we need and why

Build prototypes: Run small prototype builds and bring what you learn back to the design team

Travel: Spend roughly a third to half of your time in China

What We're Looking For

Depth in mechanical or electrical engineering: You have designed hardware that shipped, and you can explain the design decisions you made

Working ability in the other discipline: A mechanical engineer who can read a schematic and probe a board, or an electrical engineer who can read a drawing and reason about loads and tolerances

Experience developing hardware with suppliers or factories in China: You have taken a product from prototype toward production with them

Fluent Mandarin and English: You can hold a technical discussion and write a specification in both

Strong test and measurement habits: You build test setups, take measurements, and write up what you found

Willing to travel: Long and frequent trips are part of the job

Nice to Have

  • Experience with robot arms, actuators or motor drives
  • Firmware or embedded experience
  • Experience hiring or leading engineers
  • Time spent living and working in China

Responsibilities

  • Evaluate new hardware: Characterize arms, actuators, sensors and other components on the bench, including torque, stiffness, backlash, thermal behavior and electrical noise
  • Review suppliers' designs: Read their drawings and schematics, find the weak points, and propose changes
  • Integrate and test: Design the mounts, harnesses and interfaces that put new hardware on our robots, then test until it holds up
  • Work with suppliers' engineers: Spend time at their sites, agree on changes, and keep the work moving between visits
  • Carry our requirements: Make sure the people building for us understand what we need and why
  • Build prototypes: Run small prototype builds and bring what you learn back to the design team
  • Travel: Spend roughly a third to half of your time in China

Qualifications

  • Experience with robot arms, actuators or motor drives
  • Firmware or embedded experience
  • Experience hiring or leading engineers
  • Time spent living and working in China
  • Additional information
  • Depth in mechanical or electrical engineering: You have designed hardware that shipped, and you can explain the design decisions you made
  • Working ability in the other discipline: A mechanical engineer who can read a schematic and probe a board, or an electrical engineer who can read a drawing and reason about loads and tolerances
  • Experience developing hardware with suppliers or factories in China: You have taken a product from prototype toward production with them
  • Fluent Mandarin and English: You can hold a technical discussion and write a specification in both
  • Strong test and measurement habits: You build test setups, take measurements, and write up what you found
  • Willing to travel: Long and frequent trips are part of the job

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