Electrical Engineer - Next-Generation Roadside Hardware Systems

Electrical Engineer

📍 Denver, CO (Hybrid) | Relocation Support Available

We’re partnered with a venture-backed deep-tech company building mission-critical infrastructure deployed at national scale. Their products sit at the intersection of custom electronics, edge computing, and rugged outdoor systems — operating in environments where reliability isn’t optional.

This is a hands-on, product-focused engineering role where your work directly ships to the real world.

The Opportunity

You’ll take ownership of the design, reliability, and evolution of next-generation roadside hardware systems, working across the full product lifecycle — from concept to deployment.

Your work will include:

• Designing schematics, PCBs, and cabling systems
• Optimising power systems (solar + battery) and cellular connectivity
• Iterating mechanical enclosures and assemblies in CAD
• Writing edge-level software (Python / C++) to interface with sensors and devices
• Improving system robustness to achieve 99.9%+ uptime in harsh environments
• Supporting field deployment, testing, and calibration when needed

This is a true end-to-end engineering role — you won’t just design it, you’ll see it built, deployed, and operating in the wild.

What We’re Looking For

• BS or MS in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a related field
• 2+ years of experience building real-world hardware (industry or serious personal projects)
• Strong fundamentals in circuit design and PCB development
• Comfortable coding in Python and/or C++
• Experience with embedded systems, IoT, or edge devices (preferred)
• Familiarity with tools such as Altium, Onshape, oscilloscopes, and logic analysers
• A hands-on, ownership-driven mindset — comfortable working in a fast-paced, evolving environment

Why Join

• Work on hardware that operates in real-world, high-impact environments
• Join a small, high-calibre engineering team with strong technical depth
• High ownership — your work directly influences deployed systems
• Fast iteration cycles with minimal bureaucracy
• Strong emphasis on in-person collaboration in Denver

If you’re motivated by building robust, real-world systems — not just prototypes — and want to see your work deployed at scale, this is a rare opportunity to do exactly that.