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A. Wiring Harness Design and Development 

• Lead the design, development, and optimization of wiring harness systems for humanoid robots, from concept and prototyping through validation and production release.

• Select wires, cables, connectors, terminals, shielding, and protective components based on electrical, mechanical, environmental, and manufacturing requirements.

• Define harness routing, branching, retention, and protection strategies, ensuring compatibility with the robot's electrical architecture and mechanical structure.

• Assess and mitigate risks related to bend radius, torsion, abrasion, fatigue, and interference, particularly around dynamic joints and moving assemblies.

• Ensure reliable power distribution, signal integrity, and EMI/EMC performance through appropriate wiring, shielding, and grounding strategies. 

B. Electrical Interface Design and Documentation 

• Develop wiring harness diagrams, pinout tables, connector interfaces, wire lists, BOMs, and manufacturing drawings based on system-level requirements.

• Define connector-to-connector mapping, terminal assignments, wire specifications, and grounding requirements.

• Perform electrical design calculations and reviews to verify current capacity, voltage drop, insulation ratings, electrical protection, and communication interface requirements.

• Maintain accurate, traceable, and revision-controlled documentation in accordance with PLM and engineering change processes. 

C. Verification, Validation, and Reliability

• Define harness verification requirements, acceptance criteria, and inspection procedures covering continuity, short circuits, insulation resistance, etc. 

• Plan and support design verification and validation activities, including mechanical and environmental reliability testing such as flex, torsion, vibration, and abrasion. 

• Troubleshoot harness-related electrical and integration issues, conduct root cause analysis, and drive corrective and preventive actions to improve reliability. 

D. Design for Manufacturing and Production Readiness 

• Develop SOR documents, DFMEA documents, harness drawings, BOMs, assembly instructions, and inspection criteria to support prototype builds and production release.

• Apply DFM, DFA, and serviceability principles to ensure harnesses are manufacturable, easy to assemble, inspect, install, and maintain.

• Define critical manufacturing requirements for wire preparation, crimping, termination, connector assembly, shielding, and cable protection.

• Collaborate with manufacturing teams and suppliers to resolve fabrication and quality issues, improve processes, and implement design changes throughout the product lifecycle. 

E. Cross-Functional Collaboration and Technical Leadership 

• Work closely with mechanical, firmware, and system engineering teams to ensure seamless harness integration and compliance with system requirements.

• Coordinate with prototype, manufacturing, quality, and supplier teams on technical feasibility, assembly, testing, and production issues. 

Benefits:

• Attractive income, competitive and commensurate with individual capabilities.

• 13th-month salary, gifts on public holidays and special occasions, and performance-based bonuses.

• Meal allowance, annual company trips, health insurance, and exclusive benefits within the Group’s ecosystem.

• Clear career development opportunities aligned with the company’s growth, with access to training programs based on capability and job role.

• A dynamic and open working environment with diverse cultural and sports activities.