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Prasad R

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Mar 5, 2026, 3:54:14 PM (8 days ago) Mar 5
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JOB 1:

System Engineer - Electrical Engineer

Dearborn, Michigan

JOB DESCRIPTION

       Minimum of a Bachelor of Science Degree in Computer/Software/Electrical Engineering or equivalent.

       3+ with electrical architecture, electrical systems, and automotive network topologies having Systems engineering experience.

       3+ in requirement development and component/vehicle level testing

       Experienced at analyzing and resolving systems issues

       Knowledge of CAN, LIN and Ethernet based In-Vehicle Network protocols and processes

       Knowledge of Service Oriented Architecture based API design

       Knowledge of Human Factors, Human-Machine Interfaces (HMI)

       Knowledge of Requirements Engineering (INCOSE, EARS, BDD/Gherkin)

       Knowledge of Unified Modeling Language (UML) or System Modeling Language (SysML)

       Knowledge of Computer Programming Competencies (C++, Python, Java)

       Familiarity with Automotive Infotainment Systems or other Automotive Domains (interfaces, communication protocols, features/functions, and architecture)

 

JOB 2:

Designer

Bloomfield, Connecticut

 

JOB DESCRIPTION

·        Drafting & design knowledge for electrical and mechanical components and assembles

·        Ability to identify and resolve problems with design or documentation, offer improvement on new or existing component models, assemblies, and drawings

·        Proficiency in PTC Creo 10, Windchill, and Autocad. Ability to navigate systems & solve problems independently, check in/out drawings, etc. 

·        At least 1 year of experience working on drawings within Otis

·        Ability to work independently to produce work product in compliance with the Otis drawing manual, following established Otis standards for models & drawings

 

 

JOB 3:

Robotics Engineer

Minneapolis, Minnesota

 

JOB DESCRIPTION

 

Key Responsibilities

 

1. Robotics System Architecture

       Design and own the end-to-end architecture for autonomous or semi-autonomous robotic systems.

       Lead hardware-software integration for multi-sensor robotics platforms.

       Define robot control architectures, including motion planning, perception, and actuation layers.

       Evaluate hardware components: microcontrollers, sensors, cameras, motors, motor drivers, AI accelerators.

 

2. Firmware & Embedded Systems Leadership

       Lead development of real time embedded firmware (C/C++/RTOS/Linux).

       Architect control loops (PID, MPC, sensor fusion) for high precision motion.

       Oversee development of low-level drivers, HAL, communication stacks (CAN, SPI, I2C, UART).

       Ensure firmware meets safety, reliability, and performance requirements.

 

3. Robotics Algorithms & Controls

       Guide teams building: 

       Motion control

       SLAM / perception

       Sensor fusion (IMU, LIDAR, camera)

       Path planning

       Optimize robotics algorithms for embedded or edge-compute platforms.

 

4. Sensors, Actuators & Mechatronics

       Work with mechanical and electrical teams in: 

       Motor selection and tuning (BLDC/Stepper/Servo)

       Kinematics design (forward/inverse)

       Joint control for robotic arms or mobile robots

       Define test strategies for robotic subsystems.

 

5. AI / Vision (optional depending on company)

       Collaborate on implementation of: 

       Computer vision (OpenCV, deep learning models)

       Edge AI inference on robotics hardware (TensorRT, ONNX)

       Integrate perception pipelines with real-time control.

 

6. Program Management & Team Leadership

       Lead a team of embedded, robotics, mechanical, and electronics engineers.

       Drive project planning, technical reviews, design decisions, and release timelines.

       Collaborate with cross-functional teams: Mechanical, Electrical, Firmware, QA, Manufacturing, Cloud/AI.

       Mentor mid-level and junior engineers in robotics architecture thinking.

 

7. Quality, Reliability & Compliance

       Define verification/validation strategy for robotic systems.

       Conduct FMEA, risk analysis, and safety assessments.

       Ensure compliance with robotics, industrial, or functional safety standards: 

       ISO 10218 (industrial robots)

       ISO 13849 / IEC 61508 (safety)

       IEC 62061

       Automotive (if applicable: ISO 26262)

 

8. Field Deployment & Optimization

       Support manufacturing bring-up, calibration, and testing.

       Analyse field failures, root-cause issues, and drive corrective actions.

       Continuously improve robotics performance across releases.

 

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