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The Motor Control Firmware Engineer will design and develop motor control systems, validate performance, and guide future product iterations in wearable robotics.

As a Technical Program Manager, you will lead complex cross-disciplinary programs, manage milestones, drive product integration, and ensure successful hardware development for consumer products.

Design and develop technical pants that integrate with the MO/GO wearable robotic device, collaborating on garment functionality and material selection while managing production detailing.

Own and harden cloud and device security for a wearable robotics fleet: design PKI and device identity, secure boot and OTA pipelines, harden GCP infrastructure, build security tooling and CI/CD signing, partner with firmware teams, and support compliance readiness for regulated market entry.

Lead design, development, testing and validation of the wearable product powertrain: motor selection and control, battery management, actuator characterization, thermal modeling, firmware for motor controllers, and production-grade testing protocols. Troubleshoot system-level issues, direct contributors for key subsystems, perform on-body testing, and productize actuation systems for a broader platform.

The Hardware Reliability Engineer will oversee reliability testing for Skip's wearable devices, manage FMEA, perform environmental stress testing, and lead root cause analyses to ensure product performance in real-world conditions.