Firmware Engineer - UEFI Development

Role Overview Nintendo of America is looking for an Endpoint Systems Engineer in Redmond, WA. This role focuses on building and supporting endpoint infrastructure. The engineer will work with teams across the company to keep systems secure, dependable, and efficient.

General Robotics is at the forefront of AI research and deployment, dedicated to creating a groundbreaking platform for general robot intelligence. Our mission is to facilitate the swift, secure, and effective deployment of general intelligence in autonomous systems and robotics, positioning us as the go-to source for AI-driven robotic solutions across a variety of applications.Position OverviewWe are excited to invite a talented Systems Engineer to our dynamic team in Redmond, WA. Our work involves the design and optimization of the infrastructure that powers our generalized robotics foundation models, covering everything from edge devices to cloud GPU clusters, with an emphasis on low latency, high throughput, and optimal resource utilization across diverse formats such as aerial, ground, and manipulation systems.Ideal candidates will possess a strong foundation in systems engineering and AI/ML infrastructure, with hands-on experience in systems programming, distributed systems architecture, GPU-accelerated computing, containerized deployments, and optimization of ML training and inference. By applying, you will have the opportunity to be considered for roles across various teams, including platform infrastructure, ML systems, and edge deployment.Systems Engineer ResponsibilitiesDesign, build, and optimize systems infrastructure for robotics workloads, encompassing edge devices and cloud GPU clusters.Develop and sustain low-latency, high-throughput pipelines for ML model training and inference.Architect and manage distributed systems to maximize resource efficiency across varied computing environments.Enhance GPU/CUDA workloads and accelerate ML frameworks (PyTorch, JAX, TensorFlow) tailored for robotics applications.Construct and maintain containerized deployment pipelines utilizing Kubernetes and Docker.Collaborate with research teams to convert model requirements into scalable, production-ready systems.Devise monitoring, profiling, and benchmarking tools to diagnose and rectify performance bottlenecks.Contribute to infrastructure tooling and initiatives for open-sourcing.QualificationsBachelor's degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Robotics, or a related technical field; a Master's degree is preferred.A minimum of 1 year of experience in systems engineering, software engineering, robotics, or AI/ML systems.Proficiency in programming languages commonly used in systems engineering, as well as familiarity with AI/ML frameworks.

SpaceX is building the technology to enable human exploration of the cosmos, with a long-term vision of establishing life on Mars. As part of this mission, the Starlink program delivers high-speed broadband internet through the world’s largest satellite constellation, now serving over 10 million users globally. The Antenna Engineering team designs, builds, tests, and operates every part of the Starlink system. This includes satellites, ground stations, customer-facing hardware, and the software that ties it all together. The team’s work shapes the future of global connectivity as Starlink expands its reach and capabilities. Role overview This Antenna Engineer position focuses on full ownership of advanced antenna systems for Starlink. The scope covers phased array antennas, parabolic antennas, and other RF systems used across satellites, gateways, and end-user devices. The role involves creating new solutions that have not yet reached the market and influencing the core operations of the Starlink network. What you will do Design, develop, and test phased array and parabolic antennas for satellite and ground applications Lead projects from initial concept through to production deployment Collaborate with teams across electrical, silicon, software, mechanical, and manufacturing disciplines Work closely with senior leadership to shape the direction of the Starlink constellation and network

At SpaceX, we believe that a future where humanity explores the stars is more exhilarating than one where we remain on Earth. Our mission is to develop technologies that will enable human life on Mars.SENIOR MECHANICAL ENGINEER, SATELLITE SYSTEMS (STARLINK)Starlink, the world's largest satellite constellation, is revolutionizing broadband internet access globally. By utilizing our expertise in rocket and spacecraft engineering, we deploy thousands of satellites each year, currently serving over five million customers across more than 120 countries. Our team designs, builds, tests, and operates every aspect of the system—from satellite hardware and user antennas that connect quickly upon unboxing to the integrated software that ties it all together. With plans for continual growth in hardware capabilities and expanding bandwidth, we are seeking exceptional engineers to join our mission.As a Senior Mechanical Engineer within our satellite vehicle engineering organization, you will tackle intricate structural, thermal, and electromechanical challenges associated with the space-grade hardware that powers our satellites. You will oversee the complete design lifecycle, from ideation and design to testing, manufacturing, and large-scale production. Collaboration with a diverse range of cross-functional engineering disciplines will be essential as we work together to democratize internet access worldwide. Various sub-teams exist within the vehicle engineering group, each concentrating on distinct focus areas. Applicants will be evaluated for compatibility with all teams before being matched to a specific area based on technical fit and team requirements.Mechanisms Team: Focus on end-to-end electromechanical design for actuators, reaction wheels, torque rods, solar arrays, and more.Space Lasers Team: Collaborate with the optical team to design opto-mechanical assemblies for our cutting-edge Space Lasers and other optical payloads.Bus Avionics Team: Work alongside Bus electrical engineers to design mechanical avionics modules, thermal and structural components, new component selection, harnessing, and integration to satellites.Structural Team: Engage in the design and analysis of the primary satellite structure, including chassis, ribs, rails, and propulsion tanks.Solar Arrays Team: Participate in the design and production of the world’s most prolific space solar arrays, from flight array design to testing and factory production processes.

Join SpaceX as a GNC Engineer specializing in Satellite Power Systems for our revolutionary Starlink project. This role is integral to developing and optimizing power systems for our satellite constellation, ensuring robust performance and reliability. You will collaborate with a talented team to design, analyze, and implement innovative solutions that push the boundaries of satellite technology.

Join SpaceX as a Senior Antenna Engineer for our Starlink satellite program. In this pivotal role, you will be at the forefront of designing and developing advanced antenna systems that are crucial for our satellite communications. Your expertise will contribute directly to the innovation and reliability of our satellite constellation, helping to provide global internet coverage.

Join Nintendo of America as a Senior Systems Engineer specializing in Identity Management. In this pivotal role, you will enhance our identity systems, ensuring seamless user experiences and robust security measures. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to design, implement, and maintain identity solutions that support our diverse gaming ecosystem.

Nintendo Technology Development As a global leader in interactive entertainment, Nintendo Co., Ltd. based in Kyoto, Japan, designs and produces hardware and software for its Nintendo Switch™ and Nintendo 3DS™ systems. Since the launch of the Nintendo Entertainment System™ in 1983, Nintendo has sold over 4.7 billion video games and 740 million hardware units globally. Icons like Mario, Donkey Kong, Metroid, Zelda, and Pokémon have defined the gaming landscape. Our wholly owned subsidiary, Nintendo Technology Development in Redmond, Washington, focuses on creating innovative hardware and software technologies and researching North American technologies. Nintendo is committed to fostering an inclusive and welcoming environment that values kindness, empathy, and respect among our team members and the diverse communities we serve. Key Responsibilities Develop and manage cloud solutions on platforms such as AWS and Azure. Oversee on-premises virtualization platforms, including OpenStack and OpenNebula. Establish and maintain Kubernetes infrastructure. Ensure optimal availability of systems and infrastructure, managing performance, monitoring, backups, and troubleshooting. Enhance system security through proper configuration of firewalls, SSL, VPNs, and timely application of patches and updates. Quickly address and resolve hardware, software, and network issues. Conduct routine system upgrades, patching, and security compliance checks. Provide technical support for escalated issues and respond to critical outages or incidents. Document configurations, procedures, and troubleshooting steps for internal reference. Research and implement emerging tools and technologies to enhance automation, security, and performance. Collaborate with team members to ensure high-quality deliverables that align with organizational policies and procedures.

Join Nintendo of America Inc. as a Contract Systems Administrator and play a vital role in supporting our IT infrastructure. You will be responsible for maintaining and optimizing our systems, ensuring seamless operations across our digital platforms.In this position, you will collaborate with cross-functional teams to troubleshoot issues, implement solutions, and enhance system performance. Ideal candidates will possess a keen eye for detail and a passion for technology.

Join SpaceX as a Materials Engineer specializing in satellite systems for the Starlink project. In this role, you will collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to develop and innovate advanced materials that are critical to the functionality and performance of our satellite technology. Your expertise will contribute to the design, testing, and implementation of materials used in the harsh environments of space, ensuring reliability and efficiency.As a key member of our engineering team, you will engage in hands-on testing, analyze material properties, and work closely with design and manufacturing teams to optimize material performance. This position offers a unique opportunity to work on groundbreaking technology that is reshaping global connectivity.

General Robotics is at the forefront of AI research and deployment, dedicated to constructing a platform for general robot intelligence. Our mission is to facilitate the swift, reliable, and secure implementation of general intelligence for autonomous systems and robotics. We aim to be the foundational platform for AI-driven autonomous systems across a broad spectrum of applications.Position OverviewWe are looking for a passionate Machine Learning Engineer to join our innovative team in Redmond, WA. Our focus is on developing and refining the infrastructure that delivers ML models to robots in real-time. This includes areas such as perception, planning, and foundational models, all with an emphasis on low latency, high throughput, and resilient robot-to-cloud communications.Ideal candidates will possess a robust background in ML infrastructure and model serving. Experience in CUDA kernel programming, distributed serving frameworks, and transforming research models into production-ready solutions is essential. Your application will be considered for various teams including platform infrastructure, ML systems, and edge deployment.

About Nintendo of America: For over 30 years, Nintendo has been dedicated to delivering joy through innovative entertainment experiences. At Nintendo of America Inc., we embody this mission by closely collaborating with Nintendo Co., Ltd. to bring beloved franchises like Mario™, Donkey Kong™, The Legend of Zelda™, Metroid™, Animal Crossing™, Pikmin™, and Splatoon™ to audiences across the Americas. Our offerings extend beyond video games and hardware to include exciting partnerships in feature films and theme parks.Located in Redmond, Washington, Nintendo of America serves as the central hub for Nintendo’s operations in the Americas. We pride ourselves on being an equal opportunity employer, fostering a welcoming and inclusive environment dedicated to serving our teams, products, and the diverse communities we engage with. To learn more about us, please visit Nintendo.com.Team Overview: Within our IT department, the Retail Solutions team plays a pivotal role in strategizing, planning, and implementing technology solutions for Nintendo of America’s key stakeholders, including consumers, retailers, and suppliers. This position will support our Salesforce Commerce Cloud (SFCC) and Salesforce Order Management (SOM) platforms, along with future deployments of Salesforce products such as Salesforce Service Cloud.

Join SpaceX as a Senior Materials Engineer, specializing in satellite systems for our Starlink project. In this pivotal role, you will lead the development and implementation of advanced materials and processes, contributing to innovative satellite technology that aims to provide global internet coverage.Your expertise will be essential in conducting material analysis, development, and testing to ensure the reliability and performance of satellite components. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to optimize designs, enhance manufacturing capabilities, and drive the success of our satellite systems.

Join SpaceX as a Senior RFIC Design Engineer, where you will play a pivotal role in advancing our cutting-edge RF integrated circuit designs. You will collaborate with a team of dedicated engineers to push the boundaries of technology in the aerospace industry. This position offers the opportunity to work on high-performance RF systems that are crucial to our mission of making space travel accessible and sustainable.

At SpaceX, we believe in an exhilarating future where humanity explores the stars. Our mission is to develop groundbreaking technologies that facilitate this vision, ultimately enabling human life on Mars.SENIOR ELECTRICAL HARDWARE DEVELOPMENT ENGINEER - SATELLITES (STARLINK)SpaceX is at the forefront of deploying Starlink, the world's most sophisticated broadband internet system. As the largest satellite constellation in existence, Starlink provides fast and reliable internet access to millions globally. Our approach encompasses the design, construction, testing, and operation of all system components—including thousands of satellites, consumer receivers that connect users within minutes, and the software that integrates everything seamlessly. The potential global impact of Starlink is immense, and as we enhance and expand our constellation, we seek exceptional engineers to contribute to our team.In your role as an Electrical Design Engineer for Starlink, you will oversee the entire life cycle of the hardware that facilitates connectivity, engaging with electrical, mechanical, thermal analysis, software, and antenna/RF engineering. You will tackle challenges related to high-speed digital communications, analog systems, network integration, power electronics, and RF devices. Your responsibilities will encompass system design and schematic capture, PCB layout oversight, hardware troubleshooting, as well as defining requirements for the underlying silicon and overseeing complete product production and testing. Collaboration is key as you drive successful business outcomes across various subsystems of the satellite, working closely with mechanical and software engineering teams, among others.Key sub-teams include:Avionics: Responsible for the core avionics systems of Starlink satellites, which control the vehicle, manage kilowatts of power distribution, route high-speed vehicle and user traffic, and enable inter-satellite communication via advanced Space Lasers. The team ensures the design, development, and success of these systems from conception to execution.Payload: This team designs the cutting-edge phased arrays, parabolic antennas, and custom compute + modem electronics that deliver connectivity to our users. They are accountable for the hardware's design, development, and success from concept to execution.Your specific team assignment will be determined during the interview process based on your technical expertise, experience, and preferences.

Join SpaceX as a Data Engineer, where you will be pivotal in optimizing data systems and processes for our revolutionary Starlink project. Your expertise will drive innovative solutions that enhance connectivity and improve user experiences globally.

SpaceX is building the Starlink broadband network, which connects over 10 million users worldwide through the largest satellite constellation ever deployed. The team designs, manufactures, tests, and operates every part of the system, from satellites and user hardware to the software that ties it all together. Starlink aims to deliver fast, reliable internet across the globe, and the program is still growing its reach and capabilities. This Antenna Engineer role focuses on parabolic reflector antennas and waveguide feed systems for both satellites and ground gateways. The position sits within the Antenna Engineering team and plays a central part in advancing Starlink’s RF hardware. Role overview Take full ownership of parabolic reflector antennas, waveguide feed systems, and related RF components Drive the design, optimization, and implementation of high-performance reflectors and waveguide networks Oversee projects from initial concept through manufacturing and operational deployment in orbit Collaborate with senior leadership and cross-functional engineering teams, including mechanical, thermal, manufacturing, and testing, to influence key design decisions What you will work on Design and optimize antennas and waveguide networks for both satellites and gateways Guide projects through every stage, from concept to deployment Work closely with other engineering disciplines to ensure system performance and reliability

Join our team at System Canada Technologies as a Senior Software Engineer specializing in low-level drivers and firmware development. In this role, you will work closely with our engineering team to design, implement, and optimize software solutions that enhance device performance. Your expertise will contribute to innovative projects that shape the future of technology.

Join our dynamic team as a Field Engineer, where you will provide essential engineering and consulting services across a diverse range of projects and clients. Your role will involve leading field investigations, conducting engineering analyses, performing calculations, and offering strategic recommendations.In this position, you will be responsible for the design and development of comprehensive plans and specifications, conducting thorough observations and inspections, and preparing detailed reports that reflect the services rendered. You will ensure that drawings and construction comply with established plans and specifications.Your expertise will be crucial in preparing proposals and cost estimates, tracking project progress, and managing budgets while recommending necessary changes. You will also research and resolve design and construction challenges, assigning and evaluating laboratory or field data for inclusion in reports.Utilizing sound engineering principles, you will effectively communicate complex concepts to both technical and non-technical clients and project teams. The projects you will work on may encompass various sectors, including public works, transportation, commercial, communications, energy, and industrial.