In this role, the Staff Electronic Design Engineer will own low voltage electrical system design, bring-up, and validation for the next generation of Power Cabinets powering the Rivian Adventure Network: the DC fast-charging stations that keeps Rivian and other EV drivers adventurous.
Compensation
The salary range for this role is $167,400 - $209,300 for Palo Alto, CA-based applicants. The successful candidate may be eligible for an annual performance bonus and equity awards.
Responsibilities
Own the hardware design and lead development of the low voltage electrical system by creating complete electronic modules from the ground up to Rivian Standards.
Hands-on design and validation of prototype hardware and maturing the design by characterizing and debugging test assets to optimize your design
Contribute to evaluating system failure modes, create and drive integration and validation plans, and support the execution of these test plans.
Collaborate with software and integration engineers to ensure hardware and software integration requirements are well understood and implemented correctly at all levels of the stack, on the bench, and in the system
Simplify complex functions and features to their core components using first principles approach to drive simple and structured requirements and production friendly solution working with broader team
Design, test, and verify receiver optical-to-electrical modem subsystems within coherent optical modem products.
Compensation
Pay Range: The annual salary range for this position is $96,600 - $154,400 CAD.
Responsibilities
Design, test, and verify receiver optical-to-electrical modem subsystems within coherent optical modem products.
Collaborate with systems, test, ADC, DSP, PCB, firmware, production, and product engineers to integrate modem technologies.
Develop Matlab code to calibrate and perform design verification testing for prototype and early production modem subsystems.
Create, debug, improve, and optimise calibration and verification procedures within an existing Matlab codebase.
Investigate receiver hardware and test station issues, develop instrumentation drivers and algorithms, and analyse manufacturing data to improve yield and throughput.
Requirements
Advanced degree (MSc or PhD) in Engineering or Physics
Own low voltage electrical system design, bring‑up, and validation for the next generation of Power Cabinets powering the Rivian Adventure Network: the DC fast‑charging stations.
Compensation
The salary range for this role is $167,400 - $209,300 for Palo Alto, CA-based applicants.
Responsibilities
Own the hardware design and lead development of the low voltage electrical system
Hands‑on design and validation of prototype hardware and maturing the design by characterizing and debugging test assets to optimize your design
Contribute to evaluating system failure modes, create and drive integration and validation plans, and support the execution of these test plans
Collaborate with software and integration engineers to ensure hardware and software integration requirements are well understood and implemented correctly at all levels of the stack, on the bench, and in the system
Simplify complex functions and features to their core components using first principles approach to drive simple and structured requirements and production friendly solution working with broader team