Jobs at Traysar Industries

Own U.S. procurement and logistics for Traysar’s Austin facility. Responsibilities include sourcing and onboarding suppliers, negotiating quotes and terms, issuing and expediting purchase orders, coordinating shipping and receiving, tracking supplier performance and inventory, and supporting ERP implementation. The role partners closely with engineering, finance, operations, and Israel-based procurement leadership in a fast-paced hardware startup.

Own the architecture, integration, testing, and field deployment of remote-operation and autonomy controls for heavy hydraulic machinery. Responsibilities include CAN/J1939 integration, electro-hydraulic actuation, safety systems, machine-side software, sensors, operator interfaces, telemetry, schematics, wiring, and hardware-in-the-loop and field testing. The role requires hands-on troubleshooting in demanding outdoor environments, frequent travel, and collaboration with mechanical and hydraulics engineering leadership.

Own the transition from design to production for complex mechanical machines. Interface with suppliers, review drawings and BOMs, ensure production readiness, oversee on-site assembly and integration, develop production documentation and tracking, troubleshoot manufacturing issues, and support qualification and acceptance testing to meet cost, schedule, and performance targets.

Design, build, and test mechanical systems for autonomous tunnel-machines, focusing on structures, chassis, and heavy-equipment hydraulic systems. Own hardware through lifecycle, produce manufacturing and test documentation, integrate subsystems, select materials, track mass/cost/schedules, and support qualification testing (acoustic, vibration, shock, thermal). Incorporate field feedback to iterate designs.

Lead Traysar's federal engagement and government sales strategy focused on defense stakeholders (PEOs, PMOs, Army Corps, military units). Manage government opportunities, external lobbyists, and CRM; analyze federal budget and acquisition cycles; prepare briefing and policy materials; and secure funding via SBIR, NDAA line items, appropriations, and other pathways.

Identify and engage government stakeholders to shape early-stage requirements and funding pathways for autonomous subterranean systems. Produce technical white papers, capability briefs, and collateral, manage opportunities in CRM, and support demos and engagements to move TRL 0-3 concepts toward funded programs.