Jobs at Valinor Enterprises, Inc.

Own and build Valinor Terra’s full-stack software platform connecting environmental sensors to facilities teams. Develop TypeScript services, frontend features, integrations, alerting, reporting, and building-system controls. Lead architecture, multi-tenant design, deployment, reliability, monitoring, security, and AWS GovCloud authorization. Collaborate with hardware and firmware teams, establish engineering practices, communicate tradeoffs to technical and government stakeholders, and help grow the engineering team.

Develop low-level embedded software and firmware for wearable smart optics systems. Responsibilities include board bring-up, Linux drivers, BSPs, Device Tree, DDR initialization, embedded Linux with Yocto, hardware-software debugging, and Python user-space tooling. Collaborate with electrical and mechanical engineers to build reliable, field-ready defense technology from prototype hardware.

Build, assemble, and prototype smart glasses and mechanical components. Integrate electronics into wearable hardware, use CAD and 3D printing, select materials, troubleshoot thermal challenges, and support testing and refinement of electromechanical designs.

Develop low-level firmware for connected environmental sensing systems, including device drivers, sensor integration, connectivity, low-power operation, OTA updates, provisioning, manufacturing tests, and embedded security. Bring up hardware, troubleshoot across hardware and software boundaries, collaborate with electrical engineers, and own firmware from prototype through production and field support.

Build and maintain backend services and foundational platform infrastructure for Streamline. Lead production migrations, architectural improvements, performance optimization, deployment, monitoring, and reliability efforts. The role requires end-to-end ownership of complex technical problems, strong backend and distributed-systems expertise, and close collaboration with a small engineering team to shape scalable platform architecture.

Designs and owns low-voltage AC/DC power systems and production-ready PCBs for autonomous charging infrastructure. Responsibilities include DC/DC conversion, protection, health monitoring, EMI/EMC compliance, prototype validation, rugged-environment design, and transitioning products into volume manufacturing. The engineer collaborates with mechanical, embedded, and systems teams to deliver reliable 1kW–50kW power electronics for drones, robots, and surface vessels.

Develop and maintain full-stack command-and-control software for rugged UxS charging infrastructure: build responsive front-end components, backend services/APIs, telemetry pipelines, integrate with tactical C2 systems (ATAK, Lattice, CoT), debug networking issues, collaborate with autonomy and systems teams, and support V&V, testing, and documentation per federal defense standards.

Lead the end-to-end autonomy stack for aerial and manipulation platforms: perception, state estimation, planning, control, flight-controller integration, robotic arm kinematics and motion planning, sensor-fusion, sim-to-real validation, system integration, testing, and mentoring a small team through prototype bring-up and field deployment.