Electrical Engineer

Mountain View, CA, United States

We believe that the future of transportation is automated. Automated travel will be safer, more comfortable, more efficient and a powerful economic enabler for our communities. However, automating driving is a massively complex engineering challenge, requiring vehicles to navigate social norms, regional traffic patterns, unpredictable weather incidents, and a host of anomalous events. While billions of dollars have already been spent trying to solve this problem, a comprehensive answer remains frustratingly elusive. We believe that the final answer lies with roadway infrastructure.

Join us in building the roads of the future. Cavnue, which in April 2022 announced theclosing of its Series A at $130M, is bridging technology and road infrastructure to realize a safer, more efficient, and more accessible future for automated transportation. Cavnue’s experienced team sits at the intersection of technology, infrastructure, and government—working together to develop and deploy the world’s most advanced roads. We are incorporating physical and digital infrastructure that unlock the full spectrum of capabilities of current and future automated vehicle technologies. We believe in a world in which road infrastructure shares in the complexity of autonomy and, instead of being another problem to solve for, becomes a core part of the solution.

The Role

As an Electrical Engineer, you will be part of a larger team designing and building complex systems using a combination of custom PCBAs, sensors, and off-the-shelf components.You will work alongside hardware teams in other disciplines (mechanical, optical, sensor, firmware, etc.) to design the sensors, actuators and networks for the roadside infrastructure. You will work closely with software and perception teams so we can use the technology to stand up a “digital twin” of our roadways. If you like deploying systems in the real world, multi-disciplinary collaboration, and building teams, we want you to come join our team.

Role overview:

Participate in system architecture definition, component selection, and design execution

Design schematic, layout, signal integrity, and power activities including characterization and validation

Ensure quality design through best design practices, followed up with testing of products to meet signal integrity, thermal, EMC, Safety, and DFM requirements.

Setup environment to enable fast regression of changes in hardware and software and work to duplicated reported bugs

Support and perform EMC/EMI/ESD testing, thermal testing, reliability testing, hardware verification and validation

Collaborate with a world class team of experts with a wide range of backgrounds across robotics, medical devices, aerospace, consumer products, enterprise equipment, automotive design, and more

Interface with our OEM partners, suppliers, and component suppliers

Travel to remote offices, project sites, engineering partners, and manufacturing partners

Requirements:

Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Physics or a related field and 4+ years of experience.

Experience in the validation and verification of electrical hardware systems

Proficiency with electrical debug and test equipment; including: oscilloscopes, multimeters, logic analyzers, JTAG tools, etc

Good communication skills with diverse cross functional teams and external partners

A positive and self-driven individual, who is detail oriented, responsible, and desires to challenge themselves by learning new skills or technologies

Experience designing to automotive or military standards is a plus

Experience with L2+ autonomous vehicle hardware, cameras, LIDAR and/or RADAR is a plus

Experience in writing software for bring-up and testing for Linux based systems is a plus

Experience with the following productivity tools is a plus:

Jira, Confluence, Box, Slack

Experience with the following design tools is a plus:

Salary Range: The compensation range for this position is specific to the location(s) listed below and is the range Cavnue reasonably and in good faith expects to pay for the position taking into account the wide variety of factors that are considered in making compensation decisions, including job-related knowledge; skillset; experience, education and training; certifications; and other relevant business and organizational factors. Actual pay may vary based on these factors and geography.

Mountain View, CA - $132,000 – $179,000

Additional Compensation: The successful candidate may be eligible to participate in Cavnue's equity program and/or a discretionary annual incentive program, subject to the rules governing such programs. (Cash or equity incentive awards, if any, will depend on various factors, including, without limitation, individual and company performance.) Note: Cavnue's benefit, compensation and incentive programs are subject to eligibility requirements and other terms of the applicable plan or program.

Medical, dental, and vision benefits

Life insurance and disability insurance

401(k) with 4% company contribution - no waiting period

Parental and adoption leave

Fertility and infertility benefits

Wellness perks including access to on-demand primary care, virtual health appointments, and online mental health therapy

Home office reimbursement stipend

Generous PTO bank, including paid year-end holiday shutdown

Company-sponsored lunches twice weekly (in office)

Learning and development opportunities

We are building an incredible team of employees with diverse backgrounds and experiences. We believe that great work can occur anywhere and are open to considering candidates who meet our needs who reside outside our geographic footprint. We also value the impact that can result from co-located teams and some roles may require regular presence in one of our offices.

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