Precise Orbit Determination Engineer at Logos Space | Mountain View

About Logos Space Logos Space builds a proliferated Low Earth Orbit (pLEO) satellite constellation to deliver resilient, high-performance communications for enterprise and government customers worldwide. The Navigation team develops the software and infrastructure that enable precise spacecraft timing, astrodynamics, orbit determination, and navigation workflows supporting both flight and ground operations. Role Overview The Navigation Engineer for State Estimation and Orbit Determination will design, implement, and validate software that determines the position and trajectory of satellites in the constellation. This work is central to maintaining reliable constellation operations. The role covers both onboard real-time estimation and ground-based orbit determination, as well as supporting tools for analysis and validation. Depending on experience, responsibilities may include ownership of specific segments of the estimation stack or contributing to broader development efforts. Areas of focus include process and measurement modeling, filter design, validation, covariance analysis, estimator integrity, statistical validation, replay, and regression infrastructure. This position is based in Mountain View or San Diego. What You Will Do Develop and maintain proprietary C++ libraries for state estimation, orbit determination, and navigation workflows. Create Python tools or bindings to support analysis, testing, automation, and efficient debugging. Implement and validate models for processes and measurements, filtering and smoothing algorithms, covariance propagation, initialization, gating, and related numerical utilities. Integrate data from GNSS, timing sources, maneuvers, telemetry, and external tracking inputs. Build simulation, replay, Monte Carlo, and regression tools to evaluate estimator performance and detect numerical or integration regressions. Assess estimator behavior for consistency, convergence, observability, initialization, and performance under off-nominal scenarios. Work closely with engineers across flight software, GNSS, astrodynamics, timing, and mission operations to define and implement system interfaces.

Senior AccountantJoin the innovative team at Logos Space, a cutting-edge provider of Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite systems tailored to meet the connectivity demands of commercial enterprises and government sectors. As we bridge a critical market gap, we are committed to delivering robust, high-performance satellite connectivity services to our customers globally. Our business contracts embody performance standards that ensure reliable broadband services, integral to our operational foundation. We aim to seamlessly extend cloud and data center network connectivity to fixed, seaborne, and airborne terminals worldwide.Led by a team of highly skilled engineers with proven expertise in the networking and satellite industries, Logos Space is on a mission to redefine connectivity.Position Summary & ResponsibilitiesThe Senior Accountant will report directly to the Controller and will be responsible for maintaining the integrity of our general ledger and financial reporting processes. This hands-on position encompasses supporting the full accounting cycle, conducting technical accounting reviews, recording transactions, preparing balance sheet reconciliations, and managing period-end close activities alongside financial statement preparation.As our accounting team expands, we seek a candidate who excels in a dynamic environment and is eager to embrace greater responsibilities and complex tasks. This role is crucial for ensuring the financial health and accuracy of our systems as we continue to grow.ResponsibilitiesGeneral Ledger & Chart of AccountsOwn and manage the Chart of Accounts (COA); create, modify, or retire account codes within the ERP system (QuickBooks, NetSuite, Intacct or similar).Collaborate with the Controller to document accounting policies for account usage and mapping.Review ledger activity for accuracy; investigate and rectify coding errors.Assist in transition activities from outsourcing partners and train new team members.Journal Entries & Technical AccountingPrepare and post complex journal entries, including expense accruals, prepaid amortizations, and lease accounting (ASC 842).Maintain the lease accounting schedule; calculate ROU assets and lease liability roll-forwards.

Join Our Team as a Senior Executive Administrator!Logos Space is at the forefront of satellite technology, providing low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite systems designed to meet the connectivity demands of both commercial enterprises and government entities. Our mission is to bridge crucial connectivity gaps, delivering robust and high-performance satellite-based services globally.Under the guidance of a seasoned team of engineers with extensive experience in networking and satellite industries, we are dedicated to ensuring speed and reliability in our services.Position OverviewAs a Senior Executive Administrator, you will play a vital role in providing top-tier administrative support to our senior leadership, facilitating smooth daily operations in a dynamic, rapidly expanding environment. The ideal candidate will possess exceptional organizational skills, a proactive approach, and the ability to manage competing priorities effectively.Key ResponsibilitiesEffectively manage intricate executive calendars, coordinating schedules across multiple time zones.Prioritize and coordinate meetings, ensuring alignment with business objectives.Oversee executive email correspondences, including drafting replies and flagging urgent matters.Prepare meeting materials, presentations, and both internal and external communications.Coordinate travel plans, including itineraries and logistics, while managing expense reports.Act as the primary liaison between executives, internal teams, and external partners.Monitor action items and ensure follow-up on essential initiatives.Assist in planning and executing internal meetings, offsites, and events.Maintain high standards of confidentiality and professionalism at all times.

Logos Space is pioneering a Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite system, specifically designed to meet the connectivity demands of commercial enterprises and government entities. Our mission is to bridge a vital gap in the market by delivering resilient and high-performance satellite-based connectivity solutions to our clients globally. With established contracts that define performance standards for broadband, Logos Space is committed to embedding these capabilities into our systems from the outset. Speed and reliability are the cornerstones of our operations, aiming to extend cloud and data center connectivity to fixed, seaborne, and airborne terminals across the globe.Our team comprises seasoned engineers with extensive experience in the networking and satellite sectors, ensuring that we are at the forefront of innovation in satellite technology.Position OverviewWe are in search of a dynamic and experienced Production Manufacturing Lead to oversee the manufacturing execution of our state-of-the-art Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite payload and ground terminal systems. This pivotal role involves ensuring that all production processes, documentation, and workflows are optimized for cost-effective, high-volume manufacturing at our external Contract Manufacturers (CMs). The successful candidate will be responsible for managing the transition of intricate electrical systems—including power, networking, RF, baseband processing, and phased array antenna systems—from design to full-scale production. Additionally, this role requires close collaboration with external satellite bus partners to guarantee the smooth integration of payload systems into the final satellite vehicles.Ideal candidates will thrive in a fast-paced environment, demonstrating comfort in transforming ambiguous requirements into actionable steps aligned with the Logos product mission. We seek individuals passionate about solving complex challenges, possessing a strong bias for action, and exhibiting extreme ownership of their tasks.

Human Resources CoordinatorLogos Space is a pioneering company focused on delivering advanced Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite systems designed specifically to meet connectivity demands for commercial enterprises and governmental operations. By addressing critical market gaps, we provide robust, high-performance satellite-based connectivity solutions globally. Our business clients benefit from pre-defined contracts that ensure adherence to performance standards for their broadband needs, making speed and reliability the cornerstones of our offerings. Logos Space is committed to enhancing cloud and data center connectivity to fixed, maritime, and airborne terminals worldwide.Led by a team of seasoned engineers with extensive experience in the networking and satellite sectors, Logos Space is positioned at the forefront of innovation in connectivity solutions.Position Summary & ResponsibilitiesAs the HR Coordinator, you will play a vital role in executing essential People Operations processes, including onboarding, compliance, HR systems management, and overall employee lifecycle administration. Your efforts will ensure a high-quality employee experience through meticulous execution of everyday HR tasks.Reporting directly to the Head of HR, this position serves as the operational backbone of our People function, collaborating closely with HR leadership to uphold scalable and compliant HR processes.Key ResponsibilitiesFacilitate and manage daily HR operations, encompassing onboarding, offboarding, and employee lifecycle tasks to create a seamless and organized employee journey.Oversee and maintain HR systems (such as Rippling), ensuring data integrity, user permissions, and optimal system performance; assist with updates, reporting, and troubleshooting.Act as the primary liaison for the PEO, ensuring effective coordination of HR functions and support for payroll, benefits, and compliance-related inquiries.Coordinate with IT vendors to ensure a smooth technical onboarding experience and foster continuous process improvements.Maintain employee records and assist with HR compliance processes, ensuring documentation is precise, complete, and aligned with federal, state, and local regulations (e.g., I-9s, mandatory notices, required training); uphold audit-ready documentation standards.

About Logos Space Logos Space is building a proliferated Low Earth Orbit (pLEO) constellation to deliver high-performance connectivity for enterprise and government clients worldwide. The Navigation team designs and builds the software and infrastructure that support spacecraft timing, astrodynamics, orbit determination, and other navigation functions used in both flight and ground systems. Role Overview This GNSS Navigation Engineer - Orbit Determination Specialist position focuses on developing GNSS software that converts raw data into accurate navigation products for use in both onboard and ground-based systems. The work includes designing, implementing, and validating key GNSS measurement-processing features essential for the operation of the LEO constellation. Responsibilities cover building core GNSS software for onboard data ingestion, ground-based orbit determination, and supporting analysis and validation tools. Depending on experience, the role may involve leading or contributing to specific areas of the GNSS stack, such as observation modeling, correction ingestion, quality screening, residual analysis, replay, and estimator integration diagnostics. The team values engineers who are comfortable in a fast-moving setting, can turn ambiguous requirements into working software, and enjoy collaborating across disciplines. Main Responsibilities Develop and maintain proprietary C++ libraries for GNSS measurement processing, estimator integration, and navigation workflows. Create Python tools or bindings for analysis, testing, automation, and rapid debugging. Implement and validate observation models and preprocessing for code, carrier phase, Doppler, and timing or clock-related measurements. Develop interfaces for receiver telemetry and external navigation products, including broadcast and precise ephemerides, clocks, biases, atmospheric data, and correction information. Perform data quality screening, timestamp validation, cycle-slip detection, outlier rejection, residual analysis, and diagnostics. Contribute to EKF-based orbit determination and state-estimation pipelines by providing estimator-ready measurements, measurement models, noise models, and health metrics. Analyze innovations, residuals, covariance behavior, and consistency metrics. Location Mountain View or San Diego

Logos Space is pioneering the next generation of Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite systems, specifically designed to meet the connectivity demands of commercial enterprises and government entities. Our mission is to bridge critical connectivity gaps in the market by delivering robust, high-performance satellite-based services globally. With contracts stipulating exact performance standards, Logos embeds these capabilities into our system from inception. Our foundation is built on speed and reliability, ensuring seamless cloud and data center connectivity for fixed, maritime, and aerial terminals.Our team comprises highly skilled engineers with extensive experience in the networking and satellite sectors, driving innovation and excellence.Position SummaryWe are seeking a Structural Analyst to join our Mechanical Engineering Team. This role is pivotal in advancing our spacecraft and payload component designs into mass production while ensuring optimal structural performance across their lifecycle. Success in this position will hinge on your strong analytical abilities, communication skills, and first-principles reasoning.Thriving in a fast-paced environment, you will navigate vague requirements and directions to execute on the Logos product mission. We value individuals who are passionate about solving complex problems, exhibit a proactive approach, and take ownership of their tasks.ResponsibilitiesConduct Structural Analysis (FEA, Hand Calculations) on components from initial sizing through testing.Translate design insights into Logos Payload Component and Bus Design to ensure component durability.Oversee vendor and third-party analysts to streamline work processes and maintain quality.Create a state-of-the-art spacecraft testing methodology and facility tailored for mass production.Lead vibration testing and qualification initiatives.Draft unit and spacecraft specifications for structural environments (ICDs).Develop analysis processes and tools for structural analysis to be utilized across the organization.Basic QualificationsBachelor's or Master's degree in Aerospace or Mechanical Engineering or a related field.US Person for compliance with EAR/ITAR regulations.A minimum of 5 years of experience as a structural analyst, preferably in spacecraft or aerospace.

At Logos Space, we are pioneering a Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite system specifically designed to fulfill the connectivity demands of commercial enterprises and government users. Our mission is to bridge a critical gap in the market by offering resilient and high-performance satellite-based connectivity services to clients across the globe. We are committed to delivering services that meet pre-defined performance standards for broadband, ensuring that our capabilities are built into the system from its inception. Speed and reliability are the cornerstones of our solutions, enabling seamless cloud and data center network connectivity to fixed, maritime, and aviation terminals worldwide.Our team is led by seasoned engineers with extensive experience in networking and satellite industries, dedicated to pushing the boundaries of technology.Position OverviewAs a Mechanical Design Engineer at Logos Space, you will play a pivotal role in the design, development, validation, assembly, integration, testing, and operational success of our spacecraft fleet. You will be integral in the development of both bus and payload hardware, guiding projects from initial concept through to flight. This position requires close collaboration with Structures, Thermal, Electrical, and RF Engineers to create components and assemblies that not only meet rigorous system performance standards but can also be manufactured at scale.We are looking for individuals who thrive in a dynamic environment, excel at transforming ambiguous requirements into actionable solutions, and are passionate about tackling complex challenges with a proactive approach and deep sense of ownership.

Senior Radiation Effects EngineerLogos Space is at the forefront of Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite systems, specifically designed to meet the connectivity demands of both commercial enterprises and government entities. We aim to bridge a crucial market gap by delivering robust, high-performance satellite connectivity services globally. Our business clientele benefits from contracts that stipulate performance benchmarks for broadband, which we are dedicated to incorporating from the outset of our system design. Speed and dependability are the cornerstones of our network, designed to ensure cloud and data center connectivity for fixed, maritime, and aerial terminals anywhere on the planet.Our leadership team comprises seasoned engineers with established success in networking and satellite technology.Position Overview, Responsibilities, & QualificationsThe Electrical Engineering team at Logos Space is engaged in the design, development, flight validation, assembly, integration, testing, and operational success of our fleet of spacecraft. This team is crucial in validating the flight avionics on both the logos bus and payload, ensuring the success of our network through thorough analysis and testing. Additionally, the team is responsible for developing appropriate facilities and necessary ground support equipment. Electrical engineers will be involved in hardware design activities from concept to flight.Candidates must be ready to excel in a dynamic environment where transforming abstract design concepts into solid hardware for testing and flight is key. We are looking for engineers who are passionate about tackling complex challenges.Key ResponsibilitiesDevelop and oversee the spacecraft radiation hardness assurance plan.Plan and execute component and system-level radiation testing.Collaborate with cross-functional teams to provide recommendations for radiation mitigation through design and testing.Establish test setups and define standards for TID/SEE screening.Create and disseminate technical drawings, specifications, test protocols, and reports to support hardware design and validation.Basic QualificationsEducationMaster's degree in Electrical Engineering or a related STEM field (Science, Technology, Engineering, or Mathematics) with significant experience in radiation effects.

At Logos Space, we are revolutionizing satellite communication with our Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite systems, meticulously designed to cater to the connectivity requirements of both commercial enterprises and government entities. Our mission is to bridge a significant gap in the market by offering robust, high-performance satellite-based connectivity solutions worldwide. With a focus on speed and reliability, our satellite systems will facilitate seamless cloud and data center network connectivity across fixed, maritime, and aerial terminals.Led by a team of seasoned engineers with extensive expertise in the networking and satellite sectors, Logos Space is poised to redefine connectivity.Position Overview & ResponsibilitiesAs the Director of Integration and Test Engineering, you will play a pivotal role in shaping and executing the integration and systems test functions for the entirety of Logos' payload, terminal, and ground systems. This position requires you to define and streamline these functions within the context of Logos, appropriately sizing the team to ensure production readiness for our system design. You will act as the final gatekeeper for designs before they enter production, setting up processes and methodologies to foster continuous improvement through the ongoing integration and testing of new capabilities. You will have direct visibility up to the CEO.We are looking for dynamic leaders who thrive in fast-paced environments and excel at transforming abstract ideas into actionable plans for the integration and systems test teams. If you are passionate about solving complex challenges, we want to hear from you!Key Responsibilities Include:Overseeing the overall System Integration and System Testing of the Logos Space systems.Ensuring production quality and readiness from both functional and performance perspectives.Building and scaling the System Integration and Test teams in alignment with our ambitious startup goals.Managing integration and system testing timelines through all design and development phases.Conceptualizing and planning all necessary laboratories to support scaling and testing initiatives.

RF Engineer - High Power Space AntennaLogos Space is redefining satellite connectivity with our Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite system, meticulously designed to meet the communication needs of both commercial enterprises and government entities. Our mission is to bridge a critical gap in the market by delivering high-performance, resilient satellite-based connectivity services to clients across the globe. With established performance standards for broadband, we are committed to incorporating these capabilities into our system from the ground up, ensuring unmatched speed and reliability. Logos Space's architecture is engineered to enhance cloud and data center network connectivity for fixed, maritime, and aerial terminals, no matter where they are in the world.Our team at Logos is composed of seasoned engineers with extensive backgrounds in the networking and satellite industries, hailing from prestigious organizations such as Google, SpaceX, and Amazon.Position Overview & ResponsibilitiesAs an RF Engineer, you will take the lead in designing, developing, testing, and managing cutting-edge satellite RF payload systems focused on secure and jam-resistant communications. You will own the hardware lifecycle from inception to deployment in space, conducting trade studies, selecting and overseeing vendor relationships, designing RF and antenna components, and guiding the system through to production readiness. In three years, you will have delivered advanced hardware into space, instrumental in enabling world-class resilient and secure communication solutions for enterprise and government clients.We seek innovative engineers who thrive in a fast-paced environment and excel at transforming conceptual designs into functional hardware ready for testing and flight. If you have a passion for tackling complex challenges and working alongside high-performing teams, we want to hear from you!Key ResponsibilitiesOversee the entire RF payload subsystem and hardware implementation related to the space aspect of the link budget. Translate requirements into viable, flight-capable hardware, which may include sourcing commercial-off-the-shelf components, collaborating with partners to manufacture custom parts, or designing bespoke hardware in-house.Maintain cradle-to-grave ownership of space hardware: conduct trade studies, select and manage vendors, design RF and antenna hardware, perform validation testing, and steer your system toward production readiness.Design, manage, analyze, fabricate, test, and measure RF and millimeter-wave hardware, ensuring optimal performance and reliability.

Logos Space is at the forefront of revolutionizing connectivity through our Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite system, meticulously designed to cater to the connectivity needs of both commercial enterprises and government entities. By bridging a crucial gap in the market, we are set to deliver robust and high-performance satellite-based connectivity services to clients worldwide. Our business clientele is guaranteed contracts with meticulously defined performance standards for broadband services, and our system is engineered to incorporate these capabilities from its inception. Speed and reliability are the cornerstones of our service, facilitating seamless cloud and data center network connectivity globally to fixed, maritime, and aerial terminals.Our leadership team comprises seasoned engineers with a proven history of excellence in the networking and satellite sectors.Position OverviewAs a Senior Technical Recruiter at Logos Space, you will spearhead the end-to-end recruitment process for engineering and production roles related to spacecraft development. Your focus will be on sourcing, screening, interviewing, and negotiating offers, all while ensuring an exceptional candidate experience. You will collaborate strategically with technical leaders to fulfill ambitious hiring goals for positions in aerospace, electrical, mechanical, and software engineering. Your responsibilities will include conducting market research, building talent pipelines, managing the Applicant Tracking System (ATS), and partnering with hiring teams to enhance processes aimed at attracting top-tier talent for spacecraft constellation projects.

About Logos Space Logos Space is building a proliferated Low Earth Orbit (pLEO) constellation to deliver high-performance connectivity for enterprise and government clients worldwide. The Navigation team leads the development of software and infrastructure for spacecraft timing, astrodynamics, orbit determination, and other navigation workflows that support both flight and ground systems. Role Overview The Spacecraft Timing System Engineer will join the Navigation team to design, implement, and validate timing systems that enable nanosecond-class onboard accuracy. This role focuses on creating reliable onboard time, improving calibration and observability, and providing dependable timing interfaces for flight and payload systems. The work spans timing and synchronization, FPGA and embedded systems, digital hardware, calibration, and validation. Depending on experience, the engineer will contribute to or independently manage parts of the timing stack, such as timing measurement and timestamping, clock control and steering, timing distribution, monitoring and telemetry, calibration workflows, and validation automation infrastructure. Success in this position requires the ability to turn partial requirements into actionable software and to collaborate across disciplines. Key Responsibilities Develop and maintain FPGA/RTL, embedded logic, and supporting software for spacecraft timing and synchronization. Design and implement timing system features, including measurement, timestamping, clock control, timing distribution, calibration, telemetry, and monitoring. Establish and implement hardware/software interfaces: registers, configurations, telemetry, fault and status signaling, and testing hooks. Work with electrical, embedded, GNSS, signal processing, flight software, and integration engineers on timing-system architecture, requirements, partitioning, and trade studies. Build simulation, testbench, replay, lab validation, and automation infrastructure to verify correctness, stability, and timing performance. Characterize timing performance metrics such as accuracy, stability, jitter, phase alignment, latency, deterministic behavior, holdover, reacquisition, and calibration drift. Location This position is based in Mountain View or San Diego.

Logos Space is revolutionizing satellite communication with our Low Earth Orbit (LEO) system, specifically designed to meet the connectivity requirements of commercial enterprises and government entities. Our mission is to bridge critical connectivity gaps in the market by delivering robust, high-performance satellite services globally. We prioritize speed and reliability, ensuring that our customers enjoy the high-quality broadband services they expect. Our infrastructure will seamlessly extend cloud and data center connectivity to fixed, maritime, and airborne terminals around the world.Underpinned by a leadership team of seasoned engineers with extensive backgrounds in networking and satellite technologies, Logos Space is positioned to make a significant impact in the industry.About the Role:We are looking for a Senior Modem Engineer to join our dynamic team. This role involves designing digital signal processing (DSP) and wireless communication systems, which includes creating, planning, and executing waveform designs and protocol stacks. You will be instrumental in the integration and testing of the entire Logos payload, terminal, and ground systems.A key aspect of this position is defining and refining the modem functions within the Logos context while simplifying complex concepts as needed. Collaboration with team leadership is crucial as you evaluate hardware and firmware platform options to achieve optimal modem and protocol stack performance swiftly. The engineer will tackle challenges related to satellite dynamics across various modem states and payloads.Ideal candidates will thrive in a fast-paced environment and be adept at transforming abstract ideas into viable solutions. We seek engineers who are passionate about solving complex problems!

Logos Space is revolutionizing satellite connectivity with our innovative Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite systems, specifically engineered to meet the diverse connectivity requirements of both commercial enterprises and government agencies. Our mission is to bridge a significant gap in the market by offering robust and high-performance satellite-based connectivity services to clients worldwide. With established performance standards for broadband service, Logos Space is committed to integrating these capabilities from the outset, ensuring speed and reliability are at the core of our operations. Our design empowers seamless cloud and data center connectivity to fixed, maritime, and aerial terminals, irrespective of geographical constraints.Our leadership comprises seasoned engineers with extensive backgrounds in the networking and satellite sectors, driving our innovation forward.Position Overview & ResponsibilitiesAs the lead for the Optical Payload team at Logos Space, you will be pivotal in defining the specification, integration, and testing of cutting-edge optical payloads for our satellite missions. The Optical Payload engineering team is crucial in guaranteeing the success of our network by providing both in-space intersatellite network terminals and precise time-transfer/positioning capabilities. Additionally, you will oversee the development of necessary facilities and ground support equipment.You may also be responsible for leading the design and development of unique subsystems that are not available for procurement. The ideal candidate will possess extensive technical expertise in optical communications, precise timing, and ranging systems, coupled with exceptional leadership skills. This role is essential in shaping and executing our technical roadmap for advanced optical payload technologies, such as high-speed inter-satellite links, optical time transfer, and laser ranging systems.We seek innovative engineers who thrive in fast-paced environments, capable of transforming abstract design concepts into functional hardware ready for testing and implementation. If you are passionate about tackling complex challenges, we invite you to apply!Key Responsibilities Include:Assembling a diverse team focused on technology development for Optical Inter-Satellite Links (OISL) applications, integration of both internal and external systems, and large-scale manufacturing of integrated solutions.Overseeing all optical payload operations, including budget, timeline, and performance metrics, within a dynamic startup context.Leading the comprehensive development lifecycle of satellite optical payloads, from specification through to detailed design, analysis, and validation.

At Logos Space, we are pioneering Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite systems designed to meet the connectivity demands of commercial enterprises and government entities alike. Our mission is to bridge significant gaps in the market by delivering robust, high-performance satellite connectivity services globally. Our business clients rely on performance standards for their broadband services, and we are committed to embedding these capabilities from the outset. With a focus on speed and reliability, our systems are engineered to extend cloud and data center connectivity to fixed, seaborne, and airborne terminals worldwide.Led by a team of seasoned engineers with impressive track records in the networking and satellite sectors, Logos Space is at the forefront of innovative technology.Position SummaryAs a Senior Flight Software Engineer, you will play a vital role within our software engineering team, focusing on the design, development, flight validation, assembly, integration, testing, and operational success of our spacecraft fleet. Your responsibilities will include ensuring the validation of flight avionics on both the Logos bus and payload, which is essential for the success of our network through rigorous analysis and testing. You will also support architectural design activities from conception to flight readiness.We are looking for engineers who thrive in a dynamic environment and are adept at transforming abstract design concepts into tangible, flight-ready hardware. If you have a passion for solving complex challenges, we want to hear from you!

Join our innovative team as a Design Engineer at sunday in the heart of Mountain View. We are seeking a creative and detail-oriented engineer who is passionate about designing solutions that enhance user experiences and drive product excellence. You will collaborate with cross-functional teams to create exceptional designs that meet both aesthetic and functional requirements.

Role Overview Otter.ai is looking for a Frontend Engineer to join the team in Mountain View, CA. This role focuses on building and improving user interfaces for Otter.ai’s transcription services. What You Will Do Design and implement intuitive, accessible web interfaces Work closely with teams across engineering, product, and design to deliver features Help shape the user experience for a product used to improve communication Location This position is based in Mountain View, CA.

Be a Part of the Next Generation of Home RoboticsAt Sunday Robotics, we are at the forefront of developing innovative personal robots designed to liberate individuals from mundane tasks. Our mission is to create widely accessible, generalized robots that help families reclaim valuable time together.After 18 months of dedicated effort in building an exceptional team, securing funding, and validating our technology, we are now eager to welcome passionate individuals ready to contribute to our exciting journey ahead. If you are enthusiastic about applying your expertise in robotics and technology, we would love to hear from you!Your RoleAs a Systems Software Engineer, you will play a pivotal role in developing the core software systems for our home robotics solutions. Your responsibilities will include creating efficient, safety-critical software and collaborating across various teams including Software, Machine Learning, Controls, and Hardware.Key ResponsibilitiesDefine system interfaces while ensuring real-time performance and communication reliability.Write and maintain low-level drivers to facilitate seamless interaction between the onboard computer and physical components such as sensors, actuators, and motor controllers.Develop comprehensive logging and diagnostic tools for system health monitoring and debugging.Qualifications5+ years of experience in developing systems software for robotics or similar resource- and latency-constrained environments.Proficient in systems-level programming languages such as C, C++, or Rust.Solid understanding of Linux, including kernel tuning, scheduling, IPC, memory management, and RTOS.Experience with CPU performance optimization and real-time programming techniques.Preferred QualificationsExperience in writing software for interfacing with sensors and actuators.Familiarity with build systems and over-the-air (OTA) updates.Experience with creating custom Linux drivers.