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Aquatic is seeking highly motivated Electrical Engineers to support carbon sensor and genomic monitoring efforts, including rapid prototyping, testing, and deployment at sea. You will work on motor controllers, novel input interfaces, and micro-power optimization, collaborating with mechanical and design engineers for compact, user-friendly systems.
The role involves field deployments, CAD collaboration, PCB fabrication collaboration, and tight feedback loops with scientists.
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Aquatic is seeking highly motivated and exceptionally creative Electrical Engineers to support our carbon sensor and genomic monitoring teams through rapid prototyping, testing and iteration, and deployment at sea. This role will span a range of engineering challenges, from implementing motor controllers for custom actuators to prototyping novel user input interfaces for diver-deployed devices, from micro-power optimization to processing and filtering analog and digital sensor data.
About AquaticAquatic's mission is to reveal the invisible throughout the world's waters.Based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Aquatic is combining cutting-edge semiconductor technology, transformative ocean science, agile development methods, and modern fabrication approaches to create globally-scalable tools for tracking carbon, nutrients, and biodiversity persistently and pervasively throughout the world’s oceans – tools that are absolutely essential and desperately needed for monitoring and verification of ocean carbon sequestration, as well as a host of other global industries.From tracking ocean carbon to monitoring changing ecosystems, Aquatic is redefining what is possible to know underwater.
Job DescriptionAquatic is seeking highly motivated and exceptionally creative Electrical Engineers to support our carbon sensor and genomic monitoring teams through rapid prototyping, testing and iteration, and deployment at sea. This role will span a range of engineering challenges, from implementing motor controllers for custom actuators to prototyping novel user input interfaces for diver-deployed devices, from micro-power optimization to processing and filtering analog and digital sensor data.There is always a need to use a new chipset or a new sensor, so the ability to comb through data sheets and tackle new and unknown challenges with confidence is critical. In this role, you will be expected to use CAD software to collaborate and negotiate spatial constraints and cable routing with the mechanical and design engineers to create systems that are easily assembled, compact and efficient, and as user friendly as possible.The position may involve occasional field deployments / expeditions to work directly with scientists to support their data collection efforts and assist in testing, especially during some of the maiden expeditions of any new technology.The scope and responsibilities of this role is expected to expand rapidly as the company grows.We have multiple open positions, so interested applicants at all levels are encouraged to apply.Our highly collaborative team is based at our new facility in Central Square, Cambridge, MA, with additional facilities available at The Engine and MIT.nano.While everyone on the team is welcome to work remotely from time to time as convenient, the expectation is that this role will be largely in-person and on-site.
Essential FunctionsIn this position you will imagine, design, prototype, iterate, and commercially deploy innovative sensors and embedded systems tackling some of the thorniest problems in the ocean.This position requires a strong engineering background, meticulous work habits, strong interpersonal skills, curiosity, creativity, self-motivation and professionalism.Specific responsibilities include (but are not limited to):
Education & ExperienceBachelor's degree in electrical engineering, computer science, or similar with demonstrable experience of building circuits from initial ideation to fabrication and testing. This experience can be purely academic or from industry.Alternatively, a Ph.D. or Master's degree in electrical engineering, computer science, or similar.Candidates without a formal engineering degree but with strong evidence of an established, specialized engineering skill gained through experience, may be considered for Engineer or Technical Assistant positions.
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Aquatic provides a variety of benefits including medical, unlimited PTO, flexible hours and (partial) hybrid working opportunities.
Aquatic is an equal opportunity employer.