Electrical Engineer
Foundation
Electrical Engineer
Foundation
Develops general-purpose humanoid robots for automation
Foundation is developing the future of general purpose robotics with the goal to address the labor shortage.
Our mission is to create advanced robots that can operate in complex environments, reducing human risk in conflict zones and enhancing efficiency in labor-intensive industries.
We are on the lookout for extraordinary engineers and scientists to join our team. Your previous experience in robotics isn't a prerequisite — it's your talent and determination that truly count.
We expect that many of our team members will bring diverse perspectives from various industries and fields. We are looking for individuals with a proven record of exceptional ability and a history of creating things that work.
Our Culture
We like to be frank and honest about who we are, so that people can decide for themselves if this is a culture they resonate with. Please read more about our culture here https://foundation.bot/culture.
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Why We Are Hiring
We are taking on one of the hardest unsolved problems in robotics: building hands that actually work like human hands. As a Senior Electrical Engineer on our Humanoid Hands Team you will design the motor driver circuits, embedded systems, and custom PCBs that bring true dexterous manipulation to life in the real world. Humanoid or robotic hand experience is not required, what matters is strong motor driver and embedded systems expertise and a passion for building hardware that has never existed before.
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Develops general-purpose humanoid robots for automation
Foundation Robotics Labs builds general-purpose humanoid robots for industrial automation to help manufacturers overcome labor shortages. Their main product, the Phantom, is a humanoid robot designed to work in challenging factory settings and automate tasks typically done by humans. The system relies on a hybrid AI approach combined with a physics-action model, enabling the robot to operate in dynamic, real-world environments. The company has run pilot programs across various industries—such as consumer goods, beverages, and glass production—to demonstrate performance at large industrial sites. Compared with competitors, Foundation emphasizes general-purpose, adaptable robots tailored for broad industrial use and offers deployment at scale (potentially via a robotics-as-a-service model) to address labor challenges in manufacturing. The overarching goal is to increase efficiency and productivity by replacing or augmenting human labor in complex manufacturing environments.
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