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Terranova is building intelligent robotic systems to terraform the Earth, assembling a world-class, hands-on engineering team in Berkeley. We seek a firmware/hardware engineer to take ideas from schematic to prototype to production—developing embedded firmware for STM32/ARM Cortex-M, designing PCBs in KiCad/Altium, and integrating sensors, radios, and power with Go/TypeScript tooling and cloud components.
You will own low-latency interfaces, Yocto/OpenEmbedded builds, DFM/DFT, and field support
Backed by leading climate and American dynamism investors, Terranova builds intelligent
robotic systems to terraform the Earth itself - lifting land, restoring wetlands, and protecting
critical infrastructure from floods and sea-level rise. Our mission is to preserve the built
environment, create new habitats, and usher in an era of abundance. Our work supports climate
resilience, disaster recovery, and defense across the United States and beyond.
We’re assembling a world-class team that wants to work on something real, physical, and
civilization-scale. If you want your work to reshape the world (literally), this is the place to do it.
We are looking for a hands-on engineer who can take embedded ideas from schematic to prototype to production. You'll work on low-level firmware for microcontrollers, efficient peripheral interfacing, power-aware circuit design, radio frequency communication, and the software stack and autopilot system that ties it all together; bridging code and hardware to make our systems come alive in the field.