A startup developing wearable robotics devices is hiring three principal engineers in Palo Alto. The company, backed by Y Combinator, focuses on reducing the physical burden of carrying heavy loads and aims to launch products with real user feedback.
The startup is located in Palo Alto, California and is focused on creating wearable robotic devices.
Their initial product targets the physical challenges of carrying heavy loads over distances, aiming to lessen fatigue and improve mobility.
The company is currently hiring for three principal engineering positions: Mechanical, Firmware, and Software.
Each role entails full ownership of their respective domain and immediate interaction with user feedback.
Mechanical engineers should have experience with robotic hardware including actuators and ruggedness design.
Firmware engineers need to have a background in real-time firmware for robotics, focusing on motor control and sensor integration.
Software engineers should be skilled in device-to-cloud telemetry and building applications for hardware fleets.
Salaries range from $200,000 to $250,000 with equity options of 1-2%, plus full benefits.
Interested applicants should email chrome.braindance@gmail.com to showcase their work or project experiences.
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A startup developing wearable robotics devices is hiring three principal engineers in Palo Alto. The company, backed by Y Combinator, focuses on reducing the physical burden of carrying heavy loads and aims to launch products with real user feedback.