Electrical Engineer

Company Description Relox Robotics is a team of technology enthusiasts focused on developing task-specific autonomous robots that help companies improve efficiency and sustainability. The organization combines advanced robotics, engineering, and software to deliver solutions tailored to real-world industrial needs. Working at Relox Robotics offers exposure to cutting-edge automation technologies and interdisciplinary collaboration. Team members are encouraged to experiment, iterate, and contribute to innovations that reduce environmental impact while optimizing operations. Role Description This is a full-time, on-site Electrical Engineer role based in the Greater Stockholm Metropolitan Area. The Electrical Engineer will design, develop, and maintain electrical systems and components for autonomous robotic platforms, including power distribution and control circuits. Day-to-day tasks include creating schematics, selecting components, performing calculations, and collaborating with mechanical and software engineers to integrate electrical designs into complete robotic systems. The role involves testing and troubleshooting prototypes, ensuring compliance with relevant standards and safety requirements, and optimizing power systems for reliability and energy efficiency. The Electrical Engineer will also support documentation, participate in design reviews, and provide input on future product and system improvements. QualificationsStrong skills in Electrical Design and Electrical Engineering for complex systems.Solid understanding of Electricity principles and practical application in robotic platforms.Experience with Power Distribution and Power Systems for autonomous or industrial equipment.Proficiency with CAD tools for electrical schematics and PCB design is beneficial.Knowledge of relevant electrical safety standards and regulations.Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering or a closely related field.Ability to work collaboratively in multidisciplinary teams and communicate technical concepts clearly.Hands-on experience with prototyping, testing, and troubleshooting electrical hardware is an advantage.