Electrical Engineer (Hardware)

TL;DR

Electrical Engineer (Hardware): Design schematics, PCBs, cabling systems, power optimization (solar + battery), and cellular connectivity for next-generation roadside hardware with an accent on mechanical enclosures and edge-level software. Focus on achieving 99.9%+ uptime in harsh environments, iterating assemblies in CAD, and supporting field deployment, testing, and calibration.

Location: Denver, CO (Hybrid) | Relocation Support Available

Company

Venture-backed deep-tech company building mission-critical infrastructure deployed at national scale at the intersection of custom electronics, edge computing, and rugged outdoor systems.

What you will do

• Design schematics, PCBs, and cabling systems across the full product lifecycle from concept to deployment
• Optimize power systems (solar + battery) and cellular connectivity
• Iterate mechanical enclosures and assemblies in CAD
• Write edge-level software (Python / C++) to interface with sensors and devices
• Improve system robustness for 99.9%+ uptime in harsh environments
• Support field deployment, testing, and calibration as needed

Requirements

• BS or MS in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or related field
• 2+ years experience building real-world hardware (industry or serious personal projects)
• Strong fundamentals in circuit design and PCB development
• Comfortable coding in Python and/or C++
• Experience with embedded systems, IoT, or edge devices (preferred)
• Familiarity with Altium, Onshape, oscilloscopes, and logic analysers
• Hands-on, ownership-driven mindset for fast-paced environment

Culture & Benefits

• Work on hardware operating in real-world, high-impact environments
• Join small, high-calibre engineering team with strong technical depth
• High ownership — directly influence deployed systems
• Fast iteration cycles with minimal bureaucracy
• Strong emphasis on in-person collaboration in Denver