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The Manufacturing Engineer will manage the transition of hardware products from design to production, focusing on manufacturability, build processes, and quality systems, while collaborating with engineers and suppliers.

The electrical engineer will design and develop sensor systems, optimize manufacturing, troubleshoot issues, and support hardware deployments.

As a Deployment Operations Engineer, you'll install and commission systems, troubleshoot connectivity, work with authorities for permits, and improve installation processes while providing hands-on support in challenging environments.

Build and own end-to-end accounting for a scaling hardware company: monthly close, inventory and cost accounting, controls, ERP and reporting systems, audits, tax coordination, AP/AR and cash management, cross-functional partnering, and hiring/managing an accounting team.

Design and validate antennas and RF front-ends from simulation to production: EM simulation, PCB RF schematic/layout, RF measurements (VNA, S‑parameters, radiation patterns), multi-radio coexistence, production qualification, and documentation.

Build, maintain, and standardize the engineering lab and outdoor test sites: install and weatherproof field units, fabricate prototypes, run networking and power infrastructure, assemble and migrate server racks/HIL systems, document equipment and processes, and lead technicians to ensure repeatable, reliable lab operations.

Design and execute hardware validation test plans, build fixtures, automate test campaigns in Python on Linux, run ALT/HALT and environmental stress tests, perform root-cause analysis across mechanical, electrical, and firmware domains, and support EVT/DVT/PVT builds and reliability testing.

Lead and build the hardware test function: define and run DVT, certification, reliability, abuse, EMC, HALT and lifetime tests; automate and systematize qualification; manage labs and vendors; perform RCA and feed lessons into design; hire and mentor test engineers.

Lead global sourcing for electronics—PCBA, harnesses, silicon and memory. Develop sourcing strategies, negotiate contracts, secure supply, manage suppliers, mitigate risk, support NPI, and drive cost and process improvements across cross-functional teams.