Top Electrical Engineering Jobs in San Francisco Bay Area, CA

The Principal Electrical Engineer will lead system-level architecture for electrical designs, mentor engineers, drive engineering best practices, and ensure high-quality product delivery from concept to production.

As an Electrical Engineer III, you'll design and troubleshoot electrical systems, lead projects, and generate engineering reports with limited supervision.

Design and produce electrical engineering deliverables for infrastructure and building projects: perform calculations, prepare drawings, apply codes, run electrical and lighting design software, coordinate disciplines, develop BIM-based designs, and support construction documentation. Requires travel and adherence to client schedules and standards.

Lead design and delivery of traction power and electrical systems for rail/transit projects, including substations, ductbanks, ground grids, schematics, single-line diagrams, specifications, shop drawing reviews, testing oversight, O&M documentation, and on-site inspections.

Design, prototype, test, and deploy electronics for autonomous bio-detection systems. Responsibilities include PCB design and layout, mixed-signal circuits, power management, board bring-up and debugging, harness and connector design, lab testing, EMC considerations, and cross-disciplinary integration and field testing.

The Electrical Engineer will design and develop electrical systems for drones, focusing on embedded systems, high-quality production, and reliability issues.

Design PCBs and low-voltage electrical systems for robotic platforms; integrate cameras, sensors, and data interfaces; prototype, test, debug, and iterate board designs; perform bring-up, validation, and reliability improvements; collaborate with mechanical and software teams for system integration. On-site in San Francisco, full-time.

Design and integrate system-level electrical solutions for motors, power delivery/conversion, and mobile platforms. Prototype, test, debug, and improve reliability of 24–48V battery-adjacent systems. Collaborate with mechanical and robotics teams on electrical architecture and platform integration. On-site in San Francisco.

The Senior Electrical Engineer is responsible for designing, developing, testing, and integrating hardware systems for autonomous aerial suppression, collaborating with software engineers to provide reliable solutions.

The Electrical Engineer - EIT will assist senior engineers on projects, develop design documents, and ensure compliance with engineering standards using software like REVIT and CAD.

MCF Electrical Engineer responsible for system design, project coordination, and technical guidance, with emphasis on data center projects.

Lead day-to-day execution of electrical engineering projects, coordinating disciplines and clients to deliver on scope, schedule, and budget. Provide technical leadership, act as Project Manager or Engineer of Record when approved, mentor staff, maintain client relationships, enforce quality plans, update standards, and present work externally. Use Revit/AutoCAD and Microsoft Office; track performance and manage project financials.

The electrical engineer will design and develop sensor systems, optimize manufacturing, troubleshoot issues, and support hardware deployments.

The role involves designing and validating electrical systems for robots, performing hands-on work with PCBAs, and supporting hardware integration and debugging.

As an Electrical Engineer, you'll design and validate PCBAs for robotic subsystems, conduct hands-on bench work, and debug hardware issues. You'll collaborate on evolving the electrical architecture and support integration with firmware while owning designs from schematic to final product.

As an Electrical Engineer on the Vehicle Integration Team, you'll design, validate, and integrate systems for electric vehicle battery swapping, working closely with internal and external teams.

The Principal Electrical Systems Engineer will lead the development of prototypes, design reusable modules, and evaluate new technologies for future product platforms, collaborating across teams.

The role involves designing complex PCBs, ensuring integration of robotic systems, and managing verification activities to improve patient care through innovative medical devices.

The Electrical Engineer will design and model electrical systems for data centers, prepare project documentation, collaborate with teams, and oversee construction activities.

The PV Electrical Engineer will lead the electrical design for utility-scale solar plants, ensuring safety, reliability, and compliance with codes while collaborating with various teams throughout the project lifecycle.

The Senior Electrical Engineer will lead embedded electronic design and product development, collaborate with cross-functional teams, oversee prototypes, and mentor junior engineers.

As an Electrical Engineer Intern at Zipline, you'll contribute to designing, building, and testing electronics for drone delivery systems, while managing your own projects aligned with team goals.

Design and engineer electrical systems for water/wastewater projects: prepare calculations, drawings, single-line and control schematics, specifications; review shop drawings; conduct field investigations and construction-phase services; coordinate with clients, contractors, and project teams; support estimating and business development.

Design and deliver high-power EV charging site electrical systems: develop single-line diagrams, coordinate with utilities and vendors, manage engineering outputs across projects, support field troubleshooting, and ensure code and standards compliance.

Design and bring up electronic hardware for autonomous vehicles end-to-end: schematic/layout with Altium, PCB bring-up and debugging, integrate sensors/compute/actuators, run lab tests with scopes and logic analyzers, collaborate with Mechanical, Firmware, and Systems engineers, and document test results and issues.