Electronics Engineer

Senior Robotics Hardware Engineer (UAVs & Docking)

GoodAI

ABOUT THE PROJECT We’re building Prometheus: autonomous drone swarms designed for GPS-denied and signal-denied environments—with no pilot, no constant radio link, and no external compute. The goal is simple: when drones stop being tools and start being teammates. Instead of “programming missions”, operators state intent—“Search the second floor.” “Map the west wing and find trapped people.”—and the swarm executes, returns to dock, recharges, and continues. We’re now moving from “it works” to reliability, productization, pilots, and real deployments—that’s the phase where great engineering matters most. Example of our work: THE ROLE You’ll own the next-generation Prometheus drone hardware and the dock. Your job is to take what a small team prototyped and turn it into something we can confidently put into customers’ hands for industrial inspection / indoor operations, with 24/7 capability via docking + self-charging or automatic battery hot-swap. This is a builder role: design → prototype → break → iterate → harden → repeat. Minimal meetings. High ownership. This is not a research-only role. In the early phase, you will also build and assemble drones and docks for customers in low volumes, take responsibility for practical quality checks, and fix things that break in the field. Over time, manufacturing will move to a dedicated process/team, but initially this role includes hands-on building, testing, and pragmatic QA. This role is focused on raising technology readiness (TRL) — turning prototypes into repeatable, reliable hardware suitable for pilots and early customers, not exploratory research. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES: Airframe & endurance * Design the next drone iteration focused on meaningfully longer mission time, stability, robustness, and serviceability (current version V1 can be seen here: https://www.goodai.com/swarm-robotics/ ). * Drive propulsion/weight/thermal tradeoffs with explicit budgets (mass, power, noise, cooling, crash energy, etc.). * Design for close-to-obstacles indoor flight with protections (guards, bump tolerance, maintainability). Docking & energy replenishment (core) * Own the dock mechanical system and the drone-side interface: * precision landing guidance & alignment features * contact charging OR inductive charging OR automatic hot-swap interface (your recommended solution) * safe retention/locking, E-stop behaviors, fail-safe states * Design for repeated cycles, dirt/dust, misalignment, and abuse. Hardening for customer environments * Turn prototype “works in our observation space” into “works reliably for pilots and customers”: * shock/vibration, protective structures, connectors, cable management * repairability: fast swap of arms/guards, modular components * environmental constraints: dust, temperature, light smoke residue, etc. Engineering process (lightweight, but real) * Implement DFM/DFA thinking early (fast assembly, reduced part count, reliable fasteners, tolerances). * Define acceptance tests, reliability tests, and a “flight hours → failures → fixes” loop. * Own suppliers for mechanical parts and iterate rapidly (3D print, CNC, composites—whatever fits). * Comfort defining and tracking basic quality metrics (failure rate, repair time, cycle count). WHAT SUCCESS LOOKS LIKE (FIRST 3–6 MONTHS) * A clear hardware roadmap with 2–3 staged prototypes (alpha → hardened alpha → pilot unit). * A new drone iteration with clearly improved flight time (e.g. via batteries, propellers, airframe efficiency, mass reduction), backed by measurements—not just theory. * A working dock prototype with repeatable autonomous cycles and a realistic path to production. * A documented energy replenishment decision (charge vs swap), backed by a test plan and early validation. * Measurable improvement in endurance, repairability, and “ops friction” (setup time, swap time, failure rate). TRIAL PERIOD AND EVALUATION (FIRST 4 MONTHS) This role has a clear trial period with explicit expectations and fast feedback. * Progress is reviewed weekly directly by Marek. * We prefer to end things early rather than let misalignment drag on. Expected trajectory during the trial period: Weeks 1–4 * Rebuild and iterate on the current V2 drone. * Show fast execution: first working hardware improvements in days, not weeks. * Demonstrate the ability to choose a direction, finish, and not get lost in options. Weeks 5–10 * Deliver a more substantial iteration (informally “V3 direction”): * improved flight time * better robustness and serviceability * cleaner assembly and repair flow Weeks 11–16 * Design and prototype the docking station (charging or hot-swap). * Validate core assumptions with real hardware tests. * Show that you can converge on a reliable solution, not just explore concepts. If progress stalls, iteration speed is low, or ownership is missing, we will not wait months to make a decision. REQUIRED PROFILE (MUST-HAVE) * Strong mechanical/mechatronics engineering skills with real shipped hardware, not only research prototypes. * Excellent 3D modelling tools (CAD, Fusion360 or similar)  * Experience with industrial design  * Hands-on prototyping: 3D printing, workshop tools, fast iteration, debugging physical systems. * Ability to design systems that survive repeated use: connectors, mounts, retention, wear, vibration, shock. * Independence: you can take a vague goal, turn it into requirements + design + test plan, and execute. GOOD TO HAVE * UAV or high-dynamics robotics experience (propulsion, vibration, weight/power budgets). * Docking/charging/hot-swap systems (robots, drones, warehouses, consumer devices). * Basic electronics integration literacy (you don’t need to be an EE, but you can work with one). * Ability to write and debug firmware/software for embedded systems * Experience with CFD, basic understanding of aerodynamics  * Reliability tools: FMEA, HALT/HASS mindset, design of stress tests, failure analysis. * Manufacturing exposure: contract manufacturers, supplier management, assembly line thinking. * Comfort using modern AI tools (e.g. LLMs, AI coding assistants) for faster iteration, documentation, analysis, and problem solving. THIS WILL BE A BAD FIT IF…  * You prefer long planning cycles over building and testing hardware weekly. * You avoid ambiguity and need fully specified requirements before starting. * You don’t enjoy owning systems end-to-end (design → build → test → field failures → fixes). * You’re here mainly for research novelty rather than hardening and shipping. WHAT YOU’LL FIND AT GOODAI: Impact * Build a real-world autonomous drone-swarm platform with measurable field deployments. You’ll own a core subsystem of a category-defining product: LLM-first, swarm-first, full-stack control, reliability-obsessed autonomy. * The tech matters: autonomy in GPS/signal-denied environments is strategically important, and we’re building it in Europe. * Small team, high impact. If you like building real machines fast, you’ll fit. How we work * on-site Prague 6: limited home office * Low bureaucracy, fast decisions, direct access to founder Time off & wellbeing * 5 weeks’ vacation * Flexible sick leave Workspace * Modern offices at Oranžerie, Prague — quiet focus zones, beautiful garden, great daylight, quality equipment, bike storage, gym and shower, fully stocked kitchen, lunches prepared by our private chefs Community * Regular team breakfasts, workshops, and relaxed meetups (BBQ, game nights, parties, teambuildings)

Senior Supply Chain Specialist

Rohlik Group

At Rohlik, Supply Chain is where data, speed and execution come together. We make sure products are available when customers want them, in the right quantity, with the right balance between freshness, cost and efficiency. As we grow across multiple markets, supply chain becomes even more important — and more complex. That’s why we’re looking for a Senior Supply Chain Specialist who can take ownership at group level, work across countries, and drive improvements that go beyond one local portfolio.   Why this role is exciting * You’ll work on group-level supply chain topics, not just one local category. * You’ll own KPIs directly and drive actions that improve availability, waste, forecast accuracy and supplier performance. * You’ll lead strategic process changes that improve automation, consistency and scalability across countries. * You’ll work across different markets, supplier setups and demand patterns — giving you real international scope. * You’ll help shape how Rohlik supply chain operates as we scale further across Europe.   What you’ll do As a Senior Supply Chain Specialist, you will own complex category portfolios and drive improvements across multiple supply chain domains at group level. You will: Own performance across markets * Own demand forecasting, replenishment and ordering across complex, high-volume categories * Take direct ownership of key KPIs — including availability, forecast accuracy, freshness and waste reduction * Drive actions based on performance, not just reporting or monitoring Lead supplier performance and collaboration * Own supplier operational performance within your scope * Drive compliance to SLA metrics such as OTIF, shrink, ASN accuracy and lead times * Build improvement plans with key suppliers and push for better reliability * Work with EDI processes and electronic data exchange with suppliers as part of improving operational collaboration and data quality Drive strategic process improvement * Lead process and system improvements that enhance automation, data visibility and decision-making * Support innovation in forecasting, replenishment automation and supplier collaboration tools * Drive changes that can be scaled across markets — not just local fixes Work cross-functionally * Partner with Category, Operations, Finance and Tech teams to improve availability, inventory health and working capital * Work across markets to align standards, compare performance and escalate cross-market risks * Lead improvement projects end-to-end — from identifying the problem to implementation and measurement Support team development * Share expertise with junior team members * Help raise the bar in process discipline, analytical thinking and supplier management   What we’re looking for * 4+ years of experience in supply chain, replenishment or inventory management, ideally in FMCG, retail or e-commerce * Experience working across multiple countries / markets * Strong track record in improving availability, reducing waste and increasing supplier reliability * Hands-on ownership mindset — you don’t just track KPIs, you improve them * Experience leading cross-functional process improvement initiatives with measurable outcomes * Strong analytical skills with advanced Excel, data modelling and BI tools * Experience with EDI processes (electronic data exchange with suppliers) — you understand how the system works, what key message types are used, and ideally have experience implementing or rolling out EDI processes in practice * Ability to operate independently in a fast-paced environment * Advanced English (written, spoken) is required * Fluent Czech or Slovak is required   What’s in it for you * Fair reward - You’ll get a strong fixed salary — no bonus games, no politics. Great work is rewarded clearly and fairly. * Good food every day - You’ll enjoy a free lunch every day and fresh fruit & veggies in the office. Because good food fuels great work. * Life, not just work - You’ll have real flexibility – three days in the office, 2 days Home Office where it suits you. And unlimited paid vacation based on trust. * Personal growth - You’ll grow as fast as Rohlik does. Every challenge is a chance to learn and make an impact. * Real impact - What you do here matters. You’ll see your work changing how people eat and live — from day one. * Recognition among colleagues - Your effort won’t go unnoticed. You can recognise others (and be recognised) through peer credits to use in our internal cafeteria. * Xtra membership - You’ll get free Xtra membership and 10% cashback on everything you buy on Rohlik.cz. * Sport & wellbeing - You’ll stay active with company sports challenges or a subsidised Multisport card. * A team that sticks together - You’ll work with people who move fast, support each other and celebrate wins together. * If this sounds like you…You’re someone who takes ownership, acts fast and gets things done. Ready to bake something great with us?

Electronics engineer

CLEEVEN SC AB

Cleeven is an Engineering, R&D and IT consulting group enabling our clients support in their R&D efforts and operational excellence. We have know-hows in terms of innovation and R&D in a wide range of sectors: energy, services & banking, aerospace & defence, transportation, pharmaceuticals & chemicals, as well as IT & Telecoms. We are looking for talented electronics engineers to join our team. As an electronics engineer, you will be instrumental in the design, development, and implementation of cutting-edge electronic systems. Your role will involve collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to deliver high-quality solutions across a range of projects. Your responsibilities Designing and developing electronic systems and components Conducting feasibility studies and prototyping Collaborating with cross-functional teams on system integration Testing and troubleshooting electronic circuits and systems Contributing to innovation and research in electronics engineering Qualifications Degree in Electronics/Electrical Engineering or similar Experience in electronics design, simulation, and testing methodologies Familiarity with power or analog electronic and PCB design tools such as ALTIUM or CADENCE. Familiarity with digital electronics and hardware description languages ​​such as VHDL or Verilog Strong analytical skills and attention to detail Ability to work collaboratively in a team environment Previous experience from - and understanding of embedded systems, electric power technologies as well as testing and verification of software or hardware systems is meritorious. Currently we are recruiting 2 people, one within test and one within development. This is a permanent employment. Due to the nature of the employment, relocation in Sweden might be considered during your tenure.