Hardware Engineer for DNA-Synthesis Hardware Systems

AtlasBase; South San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 120,000 - 190,000; Full time

Job summary

AtlasBase in South San Francisco, CA is seeking a Hardware Engineer to join the Data Storage Hardware Engineering team. You will help develop novel hardware for the CMOS DNA synthesis platform, collaborating with mechanical, chemical, and electrical engineers.

The role emphasizes hands-on build, test, troubleshooting, and documentation, with a fast-paced multi-disciplinary environment and opportunity to influence production hardware as Atlas grows.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Mechanical or Bioengineering or related discipline.
• 2–5 years of product development experience.
• Experience with biotechnology processes related to DNA synthesis.
• Familiar with CAD (SolidWorks) and design control.
• Excellent communication, organization, and writing skills.

Responsibilities

• Directly contribute to the development of hardware systems enabling rapid advancement of the CMOS DNA synthesis platform.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to design, build, test, and validate custom hardware systems/solutions.
• Troubleshoot and resolve technical issues with Atlas systems.
• Design and develop hardware for feasibility studies and design validation.
• Conduct experimental testing, collect data, and maintain documentation.
• Assist with tooling/fixture design and lab implementation.

Skills

Communication

Teamwork

Hands-on testing

Troubleshooting

Education

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical or Bioengineering

Tools

SolidWorks

Job description

AtlasBase in South San Francisco, CA is seeking a Hardware Engineer to join the Data Storage Hardware Engineering team. You will help develop novel hardware for the CMOS DNA synthesis platform, collaborating with mechanical, chemical, and electrical engineers.

The role emphasizes hands-on build, test, troubleshooting, and documentation, with a fast-paced multi-disciplinary environment and opportunity to influence production hardware as Atlas grows.