Power Electronics Engineer – Autonomous Humanoid Robotics

Figure; San Jose (CA); On-site; USD 150,000 - 250,000; Full time

Job summary

Figure, an AI robotics company based in San Jose, CA, is seeking an experienced Power Electronics Engineer to design and test hardware powering our humanoid. The role requires 5 days/week in-office collaboration and hands-on development of power systems for home and commercial use.

You will develop power architectures, validate PCBAs, and support system integration with emphasis on HV design, EMI/EMC, and robust debugging.

Qualifications

• 4+ years of industry experience shipping multiple products to production.
• Experience with grid-tied AC/DC design and PFC from scratch.
• Design experience with DC/DC converters (Buck/Boost/Flyback) and resonant converters.
• Hands-on with mixed-signal circuits and controller hardware.
• Strong EMI/EMC knowledge and safety/compliance.
• Experience with power electronics components (MOSFETs, inductors, transformers).
• Experience with high voltage applications and protection circuitry.
• Strong debugging skills and ability to document and fix issues.

Responsibilities

• Develop conceptual power architectures and conduct trade studies to support key design decisions.
• Design and validate PCBAs for charging products, including power stages and control boards.
• Support system integration and hardware bring-up with hands-on testing and debugging.

Skills

Power electronics

PCB design

Mixed-signal circuits

MCU programming

High voltage safety

EMI/EMC design

Hardware debugging

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering

Tools

Altium

Job description

Figure, an AI robotics company based in San Jose, CA, is seeking an experienced Power Electronics Engineer to design and test hardware powering our humanoid. The role requires 5 days/week in-office collaboration and hands-on development of power systems for home and commercial use.

You will develop power architectures, validate PCBAs, and support system integration with emphasis on HV design, EMI/EMC, and robust debugging.