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Stealth Startup, a stealth-mode deep-tech company near San Diego, is building a satellite-connected asset tracker that is cheaper than competitors. We seek a Modem Firmware Engineer to bridge silicon and application software, optimize battery life, and ensure reliable satellite communication.
You will develop embedded firmware for ARM Cortex‑M, using Rust and C/C++, and work closely with hardware engineers on board bring-up and interfaces. Join a small, fast-moving team with ownership and impact.
We are a stealth-mode deep-tech startup dedicated to connecting the world’s assets so they can be actively tracked, managed, and protected. We are building a device similar to an industrial-strength AirTag that communicates directly with a satellite and is orders of magnitude less expensive than competing, less powerful tracking solutions. To do this, we’ve invested heavily in breakthrough communications, semiconductor, and satellite technologies down to the chip and waveform level. We bring together experience and expertise in chip design and manufacturing, electrical engineering, software, and commercial and government BD to create products that enable ubiquitous tracking of all the world’s assets.
The tech is proven, the TAM is gargantuan, and the founders have signed LOIs and conditional orders worth several billion dollars in ARR across applications ranging from supply chain logistics to laptop and cattle tracking.
Joining our team means stepping into a small, high-caliber team united by a clear mission. We’ve invested over 150 years of combined effort into building our product, and we operate on two core values: high trust and high performance. We move quickly, care about doing things the right way, and actively seek out different perspectives across our multidisciplinary team. We believe that small, focused groups can create transformative technology. On our team, you’ll have real ownership, support when you hit hard problems, and a meaningful role in shaping the future of asset tracking.
We are looking for a Modem Firmware Engineer who can bridge the gap between silicon and application software. You will be responsible for developing the low-level code that brings our custom hardware to life, optimizing for extreme battery life, and ensuring reliable communication with satellite constellations.