Robotics Hardware Engineer

Asia’s leading robotics solutions provider, automating enterprise supply chains since 2017. We build syncOS — the

industry-first no-code platform that lets manufacturers and warehouse operators integrate, reprogram, and scale

automation systems without halting production or calling in specialists. Our autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) run

24/7 for global brands — transforming production lines in hours, not weeks.

As Botsync scales its AMR fleet across more demanding industrial environments, this L3 role owns the power systems and

actuation architecture that keep every robot running reliably — from motor drive electronics to battery and power

distribution design.
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The key responsibilities include:

Power and actuation system design**

• Design, develop, and validate power distribution, motor drive, and actuation systems for Botsync’s AMR platforms during customer-specific adoption projects
• Own architecture decisions for power systems and actuation subsystems (motor drivers, power distribution, battery/BMS interfaces) across Botsync AMR products
• Design and validate power electronics PCBs (motor drivers, power distribution boards, battery interface boards) integrated into AMRs deployed across various industrial environments
• Analyze and author PCB schematics for power and actuation subsystems, ensuring electrical design aligns with system-level requirements

Validation, testing and production support

• Diagnose and resolve issues at both the power electronics and firmware levels during lab validation, pilot runs, and field deployments

• Design and implement test tools and validation strategies to streamline manufacturing and ensure hardware quality

• Investigate and close issues arising during AMR production, with a focus on repeatability and long-term reliability

• Document power and actuation system designs using flowcharts, state diagrams, logic breakdowns, and structured test results
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  Technical leadership**

• Set technical direction for power systems and actuation architecture across current and future AMR platforms

• Mentor and provide technical guidance to junior hardware engineers on power electronics and actuation design

• Own component selection, vendor evaluation, and design-for-manufacturing decisions for power and actuation subsystems

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