Embedded Firmware & Electrical Integration Engineer

Atomic Machines; Emeryville (CA); On-site; USD 120,000 - 155,000; Full time

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Job summary

Atomic Machines in Emeryville, CA, seeks an Electrical Integration Engineer (Firmware Focus) to bring up and troubleshoot electrical and software‑controlled subsystems on our custom manufacturing equipment.

You will own module bring‑up, develop diagnostic scripts in Python, validate sensors/actuators, and collaborate with electrical, embedded, software, and mechanical engineers to deliver robust hardware‑to‑system integration.

Qualifications

• 2+ years of relevant engineering experience or equivalent hands-on work.
• Experience building, bringing up, or troubleshooting electromechanical hardware.
• Ability to read schematics, block diagrams, pinouts, interface documents, and datasheets.
• Experience with C/C++, embedded Linux, or microcontroller firmware.
• Experience bringing up electrical modules and interfacing with sensors, actuators, MCUs, and common buses.

Responsibilities

• Own bring-up and integration for software-controlled machine modules and subsystems.
• Develop Python device interfaces, diagnostic software, and test scripts.
• Integrate and validate sensors, actuators, microcontrollers, and common interfaces.
• Troubleshoot failures spanning electronics, firmware, wiring, and mechanics.
• Define bring-up procedures, diagnostics, and subsystem acceptance tests.

Skills

Python development

C/C++ programming

Embedded Linux

Hardware debugging

Schematic reading

Cross-functional communication

Device testing

Education

Bachelor's degree, Electrical/Computer Engineering

Tools

Python

C/C++

Embedded Linux

Oscilloscopes

Logic analyzers

Job description

Atomic Machines in Emeryville, CA, seeks an Electrical Integration Engineer (Firmware Focus) to bring up and troubleshoot electrical and software‑controlled subsystems on our custom manufacturing equipment.

You will own module bring‑up, develop diagnostic scripts in Python, validate sensors/actuators, and collaborate with electrical, embedded, software, and mechanical engineers to deliver robust hardware‑to‑system integration.