Senior Tactile Sensor Electronics Engineer

Mind Robotics; Palo Alto (CA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Mind Robotics in Palo Alto is seeking an experienced engineer to lead the design of tactile sensor electronics, focusing on low-noise analog front-ends and signal processing for high-channel-count arrays.

The ideal candidate will have over 5 years in electronics design, exceptional analog intuition, and a collaborative spirit to work cross-functionally.

This role involves hands-on work, schematic capture, and debugging, contributing to innovative sensor technology.

Qualifications

• Exceptional intuition in analog and mixed-signal design.
• 5+ years designing sensor electronics; experienced with tactile or contact sensing modalities.
• Skilled in low-noise analog design and instrumentation amplifiers.

Responsibilities

• Own the tactile sensor stack electrically — from transducers to data delivery.
• Design low-noise analog front-ends for high-channel-count tactile arrays.
• Collaborate cross-functionally with teams to translate raw signals into usable data.

Skills

Analog and mixed-signal design intuition

Low-noise analog design skills

Schematic capture and PCB layout

Solid embedded systems fluency

Bench skills — oscilloscopes, LCR meters

Education

5+ years of experience in designing sensor electronics

Tools

Altium

Oscilloscopes

Embedded systems tools

Job description

Mind Robotics in Palo Alto is seeking an experienced engineer to lead the design of tactile sensor electronics, focusing on low-noise analog front-ends and signal processing for high-channel-count arrays.

The ideal candidate will have over 5 years in electronics design, exceptional analog intuition, and a collaborative spirit to work cross-functionally.

This role involves hands-on work, schematic capture, and debugging, contributing to innovative sensor technology.