About CynLr

Just like a baby’s brain, CynLr Visual Intelligence stack makes Robots to instinctively see & pick any object under any ambience, without any training. (a demo video link).

Today, a robot that can fit a screw into a nut without slipping a thread, doesn’t exist. Imagine what it would take for a robot to assemble a Smartphone or a car by putting together 1000s of parts with varied shapes and weights, all in random orientations. Thus, factories become complex, needing heavy customization of their environment.

CynLr-enabled visual robots intuitively learn to handle even unknown objects, on-the-fly, eliminating the need for rigid fixtures, pre-training, or environment customization. This enables an universal alternative to custom automation thus simplifying factory lines into modular LEGO-like micro-factories that can be rapidly reconfigured as products change.

At the core of CynLr lies a fundamentally new approach to machine vision. Unlike conventional vision systems that rely on image recognition and heuristics, CynLr’ s Vision and ML stacks are deeply inspired by neuroscience, modelling how biological vision understands shape, geometry, and interaction rather than appearance alone. To support this, CynLr builds its hardware, sensors, compute pipelines, and learning stacks from scratch, tightly coupling perception, decision-making, and action.

This integration allows CynLr to operate in conditions that defeat traditional automation: variable lighting, cluttered environments, unknown objects, and high precision manipulation, unlocking automation use cases that have remained unsolved for decades. By rethinking vision as an intelligent, adaptive sense rather than a static tool, CynLr is redefining how robots perceive, reason, and interact with the physical world.

About The Role A robot that works in the lab is a prototype. A robot that can be sold, shipped and trusted around people is a certified product. The gap between the two is made of standards, test evidence and engineering discipline.

CynLr’s hardware spans an unusually wide range: the CLX dynamic stereo vision system with 400+ parts, the multi-arm CyRo robot, in-house robotic arms, high-power battery packs, and upcoming mobility platforms such as quadrupeds and AMRs. Each brings its own safety, EMC, battery and environmental requirements across India, EU/Switzerland and US markets.

Certification cannot be an afterthought added at the end of design. It must shape architecture, component choices and test strategy from the first design review,



so that every product reaches the market without costly redesigns.

This role spans two broad scopes that work hand in hand. The first is Test Design: building the tests, rigs and evidence that prove our products work and are safe. The second is the Test &

Certification Ecosystem: building the roadmaps, standards knowledge, and lab and regulator relationships that turn that evidence into certificates. Depending on your strengths, you may lead in one scope while contributing to the other.

The Product

Design, Battery & Power, and Mobility teams will be your internal customers.

What You Will Do

Position 1 – Test Designer

- Designing DVT, PVT and end-of-line test plans derived from product requirements and standards
- Designing and building test fixtures, automated test rigs and DAQ setups
- Running pre-compliance tests for EMC, electrical safety and environmental stress (thermal, vibration, shock, IP)
- Reliability testing (HALT/HASS, MTBF) and root-cause analysis of failures
- Test rigs for battery packs and for mobile-robot safety (stability, stairs, slopes, collisions)

Position 2 – Test & Certification Ecosystem:

- Building certification roadmaps for each product and target market
- Functional safety: risk assessments, safety requirement specifications, PL/SIL calculations, FMEA/FMEDA
- Building and managing relationships with external labs and notified bodies (TÜV, UL, Intertek, etc.)
- Tracking regulatory changes across India, EU/Switzerland and US
- Owning technical files, Declarations of Conformity and certification submissions

Shared by both positions:

- Embedding compliance and testability into design from day one
- Maintaining full traceability from requirement to test to certificate
- Acting as the test and compliance knowledge base for design engineers across the organization

What Are We Looking For

Common to both positions

- 5–8 years in product test, certification or compliance for industrial automation, robotics, automotive, EV or similar electromechanical products.
- Clear technical writing for test reports, risk assessments and technical files.
- Working exposure to all of these standards areas:
- Robots and machinery:



ISO 10218-1/-2, ISO/TS 15066, EU Machinery Regulation (EU) 2023/1230, IEC 60204-1, ANSI/A3 R15.06, UL 1740
- Functional safety: ISO 13849-1/-2, IEC 62061, IEC 61508
- Mobile robots: ISO 3691-4, ANSI/A3 R15.08, UL 3100
- EMC and radio: IEC 61000-6-2/-4, CISPR 11, EU RED, FCC Part 15, India WPC/TEC
- Batteries: IEC 62133-2, IEC 62619, UL 2271, UN 38.3, BIS IS 16046, EU Battery Regulation 2023/1542
- Environmental: IEC 60068, IEC 60529

Position 1 – Test Designer:

- Hands-on with oscilloscopes, power analysers, EMC pre-scan equipment and DAQ systems.
- Experience designing test fixtures and rigs, including basic mechanical and electrical design.
- Test automation in Python, LabVIEW or equivalent.
- Strong debugging and root-cause analysis skills.

Position 2 – Test & Certification Ecosystem:

- At least one product taken through CE, UL or equivalent certification end to end.
- Experience with functional safety analysis and documentation.
- Experience working with test labs, notified bodies and regulators, and managing certification timelines and costs.

Good to Have:

- TÜV Functional Safety Engineer certification or equivalent.
- Experience certifying battery packs or mobile robots.
- Exposure to vision or optical system testing.

Team Structure & Growth

As mentioned earlier, this role spans two broad scopes that work hand in hand. The first is Test Design: building the tests, rigs and evidence that prove our products work and are protected. The second is the Test &

Certification Ecosystem: building the roadmaps, standards knowledge, and lab and regulator relationships that turn that evidence into certificates. Depending on your strengths, you may lead in one scope while contributing to the other.

The Product

Design, Battery & Power, and Mobility teams will be your internal customers.

Beyond specializing in the role of Test & Certification Engineers, this position offers growth into test, compliance and quality leadership roles as the organization scales. The Test Designer can grow into test architecture, test automation and reliability engineering; the Ecosystem engineer into functional safety, product compliance management and regulatory strategy.

The role can also evolve into cross-functional and customer-facing opportunities such as supplier quality, customer audits, regulatory strategy for new markets and solution engineering, based on individual interests and business needs.

Detailed JD Here: Test & Certification Engineer

📌 Test & Certification Engineer (Bengaluru)
🏢 CynLr
📍 Bengaluru