Software Engineer Atomic Semi · United States Mid $105k – $170k USD

Rustify; Northern (KY); Hybrid; USD 105,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

Atomic Semi in the United States is seeking a Software Engineer to join the Tool Software team. You will work across the stack, from microcontroller firmware and real-time control to Linux applications for calibration, diagnostics, build/release infrastructure, and over-the-air deployment.

You’ll help align software with hardware needs to improve fab performance and throughput. The role is onsite in the United States, targeting mid-level engineers.

Job description

# Software EngineerAtomic Semi · United States · Mid · Onsite · USD 105k - USD 170kView & Apply## About Atomic SemiAtomic Semi is building a small, fast semiconductor fab.It’s already possible to build this with today’s technology and a few simplifications. We’ll build the tools ourselves so we can quickly iterate and improve.We’re building a small team of exceptional, hands-on engineers to make this happen. Mechanical, electrical, hardware, computer, and process. We’ll own the stack from atoms to architecture. Our team is optimistic about the future and we want to continue pushing the limits of technology.Smaller is better. Faster is better. Building it ourselves is better.We believe our team and lab can build anything. We’ve set up 3D printers, a wide array of microscopes, e-beam writers, general fabrication equipment - and whatever is missing, we’ll just invent along the way.Atomic was founded by Sam Zeloof and Jim Keller. Sam is best known for making chips in his garage, and Jim has been a leader in the semiconductor industry for the past 40 years.At Atomic Semi, we’re building a fast, small semiconductor fab from the ground up. The software team is responsible for everything that makes the fab run—writing the code that controls, manages, automates, and orchestrates the hardware that powers chipmaking.## About the teamThe Tool Software team builds the software that runs Atomic Semi’s semiconductor fabrication tools. We work across the stack, from microcontroller firmware and real-time control to Linux applications for calibration, diagnostics, simulation, build/release infrastructure, and over-the-air deployment.Our software sits close to the hardware and directly affects tool performance, uptime, process repeatability, and fab throughput. We partner closely with electrical, mechanical, process, and fab teams to bring new equipment online and scale it into production.