Controls Electrical Engineer

About Us

At 4AG Robotics, we’re wired for solving tough problems - and mushroom harvesting with robots is about as tough as it gets. We solve the critical labour shortage for farms by building robots that pick, trim and pack mushrooms.

We are a team of builders that like to move fast and embrace the uncertain process of innovation - because every breakthrough comes with a few mistakes along the way. Our robots are already working on six of the world’s largest mushroom farms - and this is just the beginning.

If you love tech, thrive on innovation, and have a passion for building and bringing it to life in the real world in a commercial space, you’ll find your spot here. Join us and help reshape the future of farming with grit, brains, and a team that actually gets things done.

We’re looking for a Controls Electrical Engineer who will take ownership of the industrial electrical backbone of our robots. As our technology moves from prototypes into scaled production, this role ensures our machines meet rigorous safety and reliability standards while being designed for efficient manufacturing and serviceability.

This is a unique opportunity to design control panels and electrical systems for cutting-edge robotic harvesters that are already transforming agriculture. You’ll bring strong expertise in electrical codes, schematics, and component selection to build systems that don’t just work in the lab—they perform reliably in real farm environments.

Your work will directly enable the safe and scalable deployment of robots that solve critical labor challenges and drive a more sustainable food future.

• Design and detail electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and layouts for robotic machinery.
• Lead the design and build of industrial control panels, ensuring compliance with CSA, UL, CE, and other applicable electrical codes and standards.
• Select and specify components (breakers, relays, servo drives, sensors, safety devices, etc.) appropriate for industrial environments.
• Collaborate closely with manufacturing and suppliers to optimize panel design for build efficiency and serviceability.
• Work with customers and contractors to ensure smooth installation and integration of robotic equipment in their facilities.
• Perform hands-on panel building, wiring, and testing when needed.
• Support PLC/HMI integration with hardware and ensure proper communication between devices.
• Create and maintain electrical documentation and BOMs for production.
• Participate in risk assessments and ensure machine safety compliance.
• Provide troubleshooting and support during machine builds, installations, and field deployment (occasional travel required).

• First 3 months: You’ve become familiar with our current robots and electrical systems, contributed to panel builds, and participated in design reviews with a strong eye for code compliance and safety.
• 6 months: You’re independently producing schematics, designing panels, and overseeing builds that are installed on working robots in the field.
• 12 months: You’re driving improvements in electrical system reliability, safety, and scalability, and mentoring others on best practices in industrial electrical design.

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical, Mechatronics, or Controls Engineering
• 5+ years of experience in industrial electrical design and panel building.
• Strong knowledge of CSA electrical codes for machinery (knowledge of UL/CE standards is a plus).
• Experience with product certification (CSA, UL, CE) of electrical and electronic equipment.
• Experience in at least two of the following environments: system integration, product development, or production environment.
• Proficiency in electrical CAD tools for schematics and wiring diagrams (e.g., AutoCAD Electrical, EPLAN, or equivalent).
• Experience with component selection and sizing (breakers, fuses, relays, drives, contractors, power supplies, PLC I/O, etc.).
• Hands-on experience with panel wiring, assembly, and troubleshooting.
• Familiarity with PLCs, HMIs, and industrial communication protocols.
• A safety-first mindset and a passion for building reliable, production-ready systems.
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