Responsible for testing and qualifying firmware and hardware for product releases, developing and executing test plans, and communicating QA concerns to cross‑functional teams.
Responsibilities
Develop and execute organized test plans
Test firmware on STM32 microcontrollers and similar chips
Debug and analyze test results
Report and track defects
Provide updates to stakeholders
Requirements
Nice to have: Testing software interacting with hardware
Nice to have: Testing and qualifying consumer electronics products
Nice to have: Testing state machines
Nice to have: Experience in commercial or consumer electronics with microcontrollers
Nice to have: Experience in aerospace or medical devices
Tech Lead Engineer to lead the design, development, and validation of embedded firmware for AEC and ACC smart cable modules used to extend connectivity in rack-scale AI systems.
Compensation
Base salary range is $169,000 to $200,000 depending on experience, level, and business need. This role may be eligible for discretionary bonus, incentives and benefits.
Responsibilities
Architect, develop, optimize, and maintain production-quality MCU firmware for smart cable modules.
Implement firmware in C on ARM-based STM32 or comparable microcontroller platforms using RTOS-based designs.
Develop Python scripts and tools for test automation, configuration, characterization, manufacturing test, and data analysis.
Implement module power, thermal behavior, device configuration, signal conditioning, calibration, and upgrade.
Develop management, telemetry, diagnostics, fault-handling, and health-monitoring features.
Lead and mentor a team of embedded engineers while contributing to design of firmware and low-level software for autonomous drone systems used by defense and security forces.
Responsibilities
Lead and mentor a team of embedded software engineers, fostering ownership, accountability, and technical excellence
Take full ownership of embedded delivery, from architecture and board bring-up through serial production and field deployment
Act as a hands-on contributor to embedded C development for real-time, resource-constrained, mission-critical platforms
Drive hardware/software integration together with electrical, mechanical, and systems teams - from prototype through production
Ensure reliability, deterministic real-time behavior, and efficient resource utilization of firmware running on fielded systems
Lead the firmware of Bolt's mobile base, setting architecture, driving bring-up, and mentoring the team.
Compensation
The base salary range for this role is [$200,000 to $230,000], depending on experience. Base salary is just one part of the overall compensation at Standard Bots. All full-time employees are eligible for employee stock options.
Responsibilities
Define the Architecture: Own the firmware architecture across every controller on the base
Bring Up the Fleet: Lead firmware bring-up for each prototype build
Pragmatic Trade-Offs: Make clear, pragmatic calls on what each build needs now and what can wait
Shape the Hardware: Partner with electrical engineers from schematic review onward
Standard Setter: Set the coding standards, review practices, test expectations, and release process for all AMR firmware
Requirements
Nice to have: Prior work on mobile robots, AGVs, or autonomous vehicles
Nice to have: Swerve, omnidirectional, or other multi-wheel steering drive control
Nice to have: Functional safety development (ISO 13849, IEC 61508)
Nice to have: Over-the-air firmware update systems for fielded fleets
Participer à des projets de développement révolutionnaires visant à avoir des impacts positifs sur l'environnement et l’amélioration des opérations manufacturières sur le marché international, tout en agissant comme chargé de projet pour assurer la bonne coordination avec les différents intervenants.
Responsibilities
Collaborer à la conception électronique de module photonique
Participer à l'intégration de notre réseau de communication local décentralisé
Concevoir de petits circuits imprimés (PCB) et effectuer les tests de diagnostic à l'oscilloscope
Participer activement à l'assemblage en atelier et mener les tests de validation de composants en environnement contrôlé
Coordonner les intervenants et tenir un cahier de laboratoire impeccable
Build software that makes warehouse robots move and work reliably, including behaviors, motion control, and state estimation.
Compensation
Compensation for this position will be set based on the candidate's experience level and location. The posted salary band is applicable only to the San Francisco Bay Area and is subject to change.
Responsibilities
Develop and test robot behaviors and functions, including task sequencing and recovery from stops and interruptions
Make software robust to real hardware failures like stale data, bus errors, and sensors that misreport
Implement and tune motion control features like drive control, axis moves, and trajectory following
Bring up sensors and actuators, and debug them over CAN/CANopen and our messaging layer (NATS, ROS 2)
Define and maintain robust interfaces across a mix of off-the-shelf and in-house components, from motor drives and PLCs to internal services
Requirements
BS or MS in Computer Science, Robotics, Electrical or Mechanical Engineering, or a related field