What Steinmetz does
Steinmetz is building the next generation of American power electronics. The next generation of great machines — electric vehicles, robotics, aerospace, and industrial systems — depends on power electronics that are lighter, cheaper, more efficient, and built at real scale. We push the Pareto frontier of power electronics through multi-disciplinary design. We're the OEM that customers actually appreciate.
3 open roles
What the role involves
Overview Steinmetz is hiring a hands-on Electrical Engineer to support product development across our power electronics systems. This is a broad role for someone who can move between schematics, PCB reviews, harnesses, test setups, lab debugging, documentation, vendors, and production support. We care less about narrow specialization and more about sound engineering judgment, curiosity, and the ability to get hardware working. At Steinmetz we deal with incredible challenges, and we have a very high-bar for talent. The ideal person for this role is someone who can take ownership and execute, the type of person who when faced with a challenge can work to find a solution. What you’ll do Run complex power electronics simulations Perform parasitic PCB extraction Design and bring up production hardware Design and bring up manufacturing line hardware Debug real hardware problems: EMI, grounding, thermal issues, manufacturing defects, etc. Must-Haves Ability to learn on the spot Resilience Moderate experience designing electronics
What the role involves
Steinmetz is hiring always looking for very talented engineers that span the stack. Everything from the silicon layer to the aluminum layer. If you’re an engineer who works on any of these topics: silicon, electrical, software, firmware, mechanical, mechatronics, RF, materials then there’s likely a role for you at Steinmetz. At Steinmetz we deal with incredible challenges, and we have a very high-bar for talent. The ideal person for this role is someone who can take ownership and execute, the type of person who when faced with a challenge can work to find a solution.
What the role involves
Steinmetz is hiring a firmware engineer for a new power electronics product we’re bringing to market. At Steinmetz we deal with incredible challenges, and we have a very high-bar for talent. The ideal person for this role is someone who can take ownership and execute, the type of person who when faced with a challenge can work to find a solution. What You’ll Do Write Rust firmware for resource-constrained microcontrollers Design and validate high-frequency power electronics control loops Design and bring up the software integration for our hardware test suites Work on test fixtures for our manufacturing line Must-Haves Experience in Rust programming Understanding of firmware fundamentals Ability to learn quickly Resilience
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