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Own the end-to-end design and deployment of reliable electronics for animal wearables and infrastructure. Responsibilities include circuit and PCB design, component selection, simulation, prototyping, debugging, validation, manufacturing support, EMC compliance, and root-cause analysis. The role focuses on ultra-low-power systems, RF, antennas, solar and battery power, high-voltage circuits, and mixed-signal electronics. Collaboration spans firmware, mechanical, systems, production, and farm teams, with travel to China and Thailand as required.

Conduct incoming inspection and triage of returned hardware collars, perform controlled teardowns while preserving evidence, build and configure test setups, run failure replication tests, document findings, and ship samples to external laboratories. The role closes known failure modes and prepares complete evidence packages for engineers investigating novel failures, requiring strong hands-on electrical skills, process discipline, organization, and accurate documentation.

Serve as the first software engineer for a new product vertical, owning architecture, technology choices, tooling, engineering standards, and end-to-end product development. Build full-stack features, prototypes, and experiments for real-world farm operations, using AI tools throughout development. Regularly test solutions on customer farms, iterate quickly, and turn early experiments into a dependable product.

Leads a software engineering team and Solution Architect building applications, APIs, integrations, internal tools, and AI capabilities for commercial and customer operations. Owns delivery, architecture, engineering standards, reliability, incident response, technical debt, hiring, and team development. Partners with product and business stakeholders to translate ambiguous problems into technical plans, manage dependencies, and deliver maintainable software across markets.

Own and improve Halter’s NetSuite environment, including integrations, SuiteScript customizations, workflows, saved searches, dashboards, and platform monitoring. Partner with accounting, FP&A, and Finance Systems to deliver practical solutions, document configurations, support deployments, and contribute to upgrades and finance systems initiatives. Evaluate emerging NetSuite and EPM capabilities, including AI features, while providing technical leadership for the finance platform.

Build internal tools, dashboards, automations, alerts, and workflows for global fleet operations. Monitor hardware performance, investigate technical issues, manage support tickets, lead root-cause analysis, and coordinate resolutions across engineering, deployment, product, and customer teams. The role combines software development with operational support for IoT hardware deployed on farms, with occasional customer-site visits and rostered on-call responsibilities.

Analyze fleet-scale collar performance across power consumption, battery life, GPS, sensors, radios, firmware, and real-world usage. Clean and validate noisy telemetry and field datasets, apply first-principles reasoning to identify performance issues, communicate findings to cross-functional engineering teams, and guide improvements from hypothesis through production validation.

Firmware interns will design and deliver firmware features, debug technical issues, improve quality and testing systems, and monitor live fleet performance. The role involves taking work from concept through production while collaborating with engineering teams. This is a full-time, onsite internship running from mid-to-late November 2026 through February 2027.

Run and monitor hardware reliability tests according to documented plans. Install, reconfigure, maintain, calibrate, and commission lab equipment and test rigs. Assemble and modify fixtures and jigs, manage lab organisation and inventory, maintain detailed test records, communicate test status and equipment issues, and uphold safety and housekeeping standards.

Lead technically rigorous supplier audits and resolve complex quality issues across Asian component suppliers. Analyze production failures, identify root causes, drive corrective actions, improve process controls and inspection systems, maintain quality specifications, support part approvals, and develop supplier capabilities. Act as the technical bridge between suppliers and Halter’s Auckland-based design and operations teams, working autonomously across a regional supplier portfolio and traveling frequently throughout APAC.