We are looking for an electrical , electronics and controls engineer to support the product development, manufacture and support of Roborigger products. These include Roborigger systems and modular controllers, wireless remote-controlled hooks and data capture devices including cameras and scanners.
You will be working alongside a team of highly technical engineers (mechanical, electrical and mechatronic) and supported by our research and industry alliance with Curtin University, NERA, CORE Innovation Hub, and METS Ignited.
About the Role
You will be involved in the design, building and testing of the onboard electrical and controls systems of Roborigger, covering:
Onboard microcontroller and software
Onboard IoT system and computer
Electrical systems
New product development
This role requires the ability to undertake detailed design of basic electrical, control and IoT systems for Roborigger. We recognise that you are unlikely to have experience in all of these skills but very strong skills must be exhibited in more than one of these areas.
Onboard micro-controller and software
Must have a good up to date knowledge of available microprocessors and the industry standards for software programming.
Have a good understanding of sensor interfaces and hardware design issues for interfaces in order to achieve high reliability.
Understand process for testing and verification of components in a small production environment.
Onboard IoT system and computer
Must be up to date with available AI hardware solutions for edge devices and able to select, specify and manage implementation of new processor platform, sensors and interfaces.
Strong mathematical skills for development of sensor algorithms to improve reliability of lift detection.
Exposure to IoT interfaces including aspects of communication, security, remote updates, reliability, etc. would be an advantage
Where you will be working
The work will be generally located at our assembly and service facility in Wangara, WA. The work will also involve visits to sites when supporting the equipment.
About you
You will have an electrical, electronics or mechatronic qualification as well as a minimum of 2 to 5 years experience in an environment where electronic components were manufactured and tested and where high quality standards were demanded. You will have electrical knowledge covering motor and motor control.
Overall, you must be a keen learner who has already demonstrated the ability to keep abreast of industry trends and technologies and has achieved self-initiated professional development in the last 2 years.
If this sounds like you and the opportunity you are looking for, apply now. We intend to employ this person in 2021 so applications should be submitted by 31 December.
Please submit written applications to Derick Markwell, Managing Director and include your resume and a cover letter outlining how you meet the job requirement.
