You’re an engineer who enjoys building and troubleshooting real-world systems. You have strong fundamentals in electronics and enjoy seeing your designs move from concept to hardware operating in the field.
You have experience with PCB design, electrical testing, sensors, embedded systems, or system integration. You’re comfortable working with oscilloscopes, multimeters, and other lab equipment to debug issues and validate designs.
You enjoy collaborating across disciplines and are excited to work alongside software, autonomy, mechanical, and field engineers to solve challenging problems. You take ownership of your work, seek feedback, and continuously look for ways to improve your designs.
You want to build technology where reliability matters and where your work directly impacts autonomous machines operating in real-world environments.
At AIM, you’ll help solve electrical engineering challenges such as:
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Integrating sensors, compute platforms, and embedded systems for autonomous machines
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Designing and validating power distribution and protection systems
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Developing reliable wiring and connector solutions for harsh environments
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Supporting safety-critical systems that operate around people and heavy equipment
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Debugging hardware issues that occur in both lab and field environments
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Collaborating across software, autonomy, mechanical, and deployment teams
We’ll move quickly, learn from failures, and continuously improve our systems based on real-world performance.