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eShepherd in Hamilton, NZ is seeking an IoT Engineer to design and deliver end-to-end connected solutions that link devices, data, and cloud APIs. You’ll work across hardware and software, crafting secure, scalable architectures and helping deploy solutions from concept to production.
You’ll collaborate with engineering and product teams to explore new technologies, improve performance, and ensure reliable operation of complex IoT systems across the full stack.
What if the IoT systems you engineered didn't just live in the cloud or a lab, but operated out in the real world?
At eShepherd, we're building connected technology for agriculture, and we're looking for an IoT Engineer to help develop the systems that connect devices, data and applications.
You'll work across the full IoT ecosystem, from device connectivity and data collection through to cloud services and APIs, helping us build secure, scalable and reliable solutions.
If you enjoy solving complicated technical problems, working across hardware and software, and seeing technology you've helped create come to life, this could be a brilliant next move.
This isn't an IoT role where you'll work on one small piece of a much bigger system.
You’ll have the opportunity to work across device connectivity, embedded technology, cloud platforms, APIs, data processing, security and system reliability, collaborating with engineering and product teams to create connected solutions from concept through to deployment.
You’ll also help investigate complex IoT problems, improve system performance and explore emerging technology that could strengthen future products.
We're looking for someone with proven IoT development experience who understands how the different layers of a connected product come together.
Ideally, you'll have:
Experience with LoRa gateways, data analytics, machine learning or data visualisation would be an added bonus.
If you're an engineer who loves understanding how things connect, why they fail and how they can work better, we'd love to hear from you.