Controls Engineer - New Grad

Relling Inc

San Francisco (CA)

On-site

USD 76,000 - 80,000

Full time

4 days ago

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Benefits offered by this job

Meal stipend

On-site in SF

Job summary

Relling Systems in San Francisco's Potrero Hill is hiring to build and test control sequences for robot workcells, integrating sensors, actuators and safety interlocks. You will work hands-on with electrical and software engineers on real factory deployments.

Ideal candidates bring hands-on controls or robotics project experience, the ability to read wiring diagrams and explain a state machine, and familiarity with PLCs or industrial networking.

Qualifications

Hands-on controls or robotics project experience.
Able to read wiring diagrams and explain a state machine.
Experience with PLCs or industrial networking is a plus.

Responsibilities

Build and test control sequences for robot workcells.
Coordinate with software and mechanical engineers to bring up hardware.
Document states, interfaces and commissioning checks for factory debugging.

Skills

Controls experience

Wiring diagrams

PLC networking

Job description

About Relling Systems

Pay: $5,500/month plus $40/day meal stipend.

Relling Systems (YC S25) builds ready-to-deploy AI robot workcells for US manufacturers. We design and test in San Francisco and put systems to work on factory floors. This role is in person in Potrero Hill, San Francisco.

What you'll do

Build and test control sequences for robot workcells, including sensors, actuators, interlocks and recovery.
Bring up hardware with software and mechanical engineers; diagnose failures with measurements and logs.
Document states, interfaces and commissioning checks so a cell can be debugged on a factory floor.

What we're looking for

Hands-on controls, electrical or robotics project experience. Coursework plus a strong build is welcome.
Can explain a state machine, read a wiring diagram and test a failure safely.
PLC, industrial networking, motor-control or Formula Electric subsystem experience is useful, not mandatory.