Senior Mechanical Controls Engineer - Mission Critical

Join Skyways in revolutionizing air transportation through the development of fully autonomous unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). With strong backing including a significant $37 million STRATFI contract from the U.S. Air Force, we operate at the cutting edge of both commercial and defense sectors. Our team has successfully designed, built, and flown aircraft in collaboration with real customers and government partners. As we transition to the next phase of our journey, we focus on scaling our operations for production.Located in Austin, TX, and supported by prestigious investors including Y Combinator, Skyways thrives on rapid iteration and real-world deployment. Our design, testing, and operational processes incorporate practical learnings directly into engineering and product decisions. We are seeking innovative builders and leaders eager to take on significant responsibility and technical challenges as we move from successful deployments to full-scale production.The OpportunityAs a Senior Flight Controls Engineer at Skyways, you will play a pivotal role in ensuring our aircraft fly as intended—safely, reliably, and consistently. This position entails the design, implementation, and validation of control systems that maintain stability in our autonomous aircraft during real-world operations. You will witness your contributions move rapidly from simulation to hardware and flight testing, with expectations of closing the feedback loop effectively.If you have a passion for tuning controllers, analyzing logs post-flight, and seeing your modifications take flight within a week, you will fit seamlessly into our dynamic team.

Join Stanley Consultants, a prestigious global consulting engineering firm renowned for its unwavering dedication to culture, values, and ethics. We pride ourselves on enhancing client experiences and addressing complex challenges to foster a sustainable, interconnected world. As we navigate a rapidly evolving landscape, we continually integrate cutting-edge technology, innovative practices, and resilience strategies. With over 100 years of expertise across energy, federal government, transportation, and water sectors, we are committed to improving lives and shaping the infrastructure that connects us all. As an employee-owned company, our People First ethos distinguishes us from traditional engineering consulting firms. At Stanley, your contributions are valued, your professional growth is prioritized, and your success directly translates to our collective success. We offer flexible work arrangements, competitive compensation, robust benefits, a strong community spirit, and the opportunity to cultivate a fulfilling, long-term career!

Join Skyways as we revolutionize air transportation through our cutting-edge autonomous unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). With robust backing, including a $37 million STRATFI contract from the U.S. Air Force, we are strategically positioned at the convergence of commercial and defense sectors. We've successfully designed, built, and flown aircraft, collaborating with both customers and government partners, and are poised to scale towards full production.Located in Austin, TX, and supported by leading investors like Y Combinator, Skyways thrives on rapid iteration and real-world deployment. Our teams design, test, and operate our systems in the field, utilizing insights gained to inform engineering and product decisions. As we expand, we seek passionate builders and leaders who desire genuine ownership, deep technical involvement, and the chance to drive an aircraft from successful deployments to mass production.The OpportunityIn the role of Flight Test Engineer, you will be responsible for the planning, execution, and analysis of flight tests aimed at validating our aircraft’s performance, safety, and reliability. You will establish test objectives, design testing methodologies, and actively engage with aircraft and data systems to translate real-world findings into engineering insights.This impactful position serves as a bridge between engineering and operations. You will collaborate closely with Systems, Software, GNC, and Flight Operations teams to define test plans, coordinate their execution, and analyze results—ensuring each test contributes to significant advancements toward product readiness and certification.

Join Skyways as we revolutionize the future of air transportation with cutting-edge fully autonomous unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). Supported by substantial funding, including a notable $37M STRATFI contract from the U.S. Air Force, we are strategically positioned at the nexus of commercial and defense markets. Our team has successfully designed, built, and flown aircraft in collaboration with real customers and government partners, and we are now embarking on an exciting phase of scaling towards full production.Located in Austin, TX, and backed by esteemed investors like Y Combinator, Skyways excels in rapid innovation combined with real-world deployment. Our approach involves designing, testing, and operating our systems in the field, allowing us to integrate valuable insights back into engineering and product development. As we expand, we seek passionate builders and leaders ready to take ownership of their roles, delve into technical complexities, and drive the transition of our aircraft from successful operations to full-scale production.The OpportunityWe are on the lookout for a dynamic Head of Flight. In this pivotal leadership position, you will be responsible for defining, leading, and scaling all flight operations and testing. Your expertise will ensure compliance with safety regulations and operational standards for both internal and customer flights, providing strategic oversight as we prepare to expand globally.

Controls Engineer – Motor & Motion Control Systems Company Overview: Allen Control Systems (ACS) is a pioneering defense startup established by two former Navy electrical engineers renowned for their expertise in robotics and software development. We are at the forefront of creating a compact, autonomous gun turret that leverages state-of-the-art computer vision and control systems to accurately target and neutralize small drones and loitering munitions. Our innovative endeavors involve tackling formidable technical obstacles, presenting an exhilarating and fast-paced environment for seasoned engineers. At ACS, we prioritize an engineering-centric culture that champions technical excellence and innovation. Our founders have successfully exited two previous ventures, accumulating a remarkable $180 million in 2022, and we are dedicated to ensuring that our cutting-edge technologies yield tangible real-world impacts. About The Role: We are in search of a skilled Controls Engineer to become an integral part of our team, specializing in robot dynamics and controls, motor controls, and precision real-time systems that drive our state-of-the-art autonomous weapon platforms. The ideal candidate will possess robust experience in Python and controls development, with familiarity in C, C++, and MATLAB being advantageous but not essential. This is a rare opportunity to thrive in a dynamic startup atmosphere where your contributions directly affect system performance and mission success. What You'll Do: Design and refine motor control systems for high-precision actuation in real-time applications. Create simulation and testing tools in C++ or Python to validate control systems. Work collaboratively with embedded software engineers, hardware teams, and computer vision experts to integrate control systems into our autonomous platforms. Evaluate system dynamics and performance, devising solutions for complex control challenges. Assist with system integration, tuning, and field testing of autonomous systems. Document control strategies, algorithms, and performance metrics. Keep abreast of advancements in control theory, robotics, and real-time systems. What You'll Need: A strong passion for controls engineering and autonomous systems. Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Robotics, or a related field. 3+ years of experience in controls engineering with demonstrated proficiency in Python. Experience developing flight control systems is a plus.

Last Energy is on the lookout for a dedicated and proactive Instrumentation & Controls Engineer to join our team. In this pivotal role, you will facilitate the integration, deployment, and ongoing management of advanced industrial instrumentation, electrical, and control systems. Your expertise will ensure that automation and control systems are accurately specified, installed, commissioned, and operated within a highly safety-critical nuclear environment.This position is tailor-made for an engineer who excels at bridging the gap between design concepts and practical implementation. You will collaborate closely with vendors, fabricators, technicians, and operational teams to convert requirements into dependable, field-ready systems.

About Shift RoboticsAt Shift Robotics, we are dedicated to transforming urban mobility, creating a world where walking is the preferred mode of transportation. Our innovative personal mobility solutions enhance the speed and efficiency of walking, encouraging individuals to leave their cars behind and embrace a healthier lifestyle. Our flagship product, Moonwalkers, are the fastest robotic shoes globally, designed to amplify natural walking through smart locomotion assistance. We believe that a more sustainable future is just a step away, allowing individuals to navigate their surroundings effortlessly.As we embark on developing the next generation of Moonwalkers, we invite passionate engineers to join our dynamic team. Here, innovation thrives at the intersection of hardware, software, and human motion, offering a unique opportunity to pioneer advancements in personal mobility.Role OverviewAs a Gait Control Engineer, you will spearhead the creation of locomotion control algorithms for our cutting-edge robotic footwear platform. Your expertise will be vital in designing, implementing, and deploying resilient control and estimation algorithms that facilitate safe and intuitive human-machine interaction.Your collaboration with mechanical, electrical, and firmware teams will be essential to develop algorithms that perform reliably on embedded systems, adeptly addressing the variability in human gait and environmental conditions.This position demands a profound understanding of human locomotion, control systems, and the intricacies of embedded algorithm implementation.Responsibilities:Design and implement advanced gait control algorithms tailored for wearable robotic systems.Formulate control strategies to assist walking across diverse user speeds, terrain types, and gait phases.Develop, validate, and optimize locomotion controllers on embedded hardware.State Estimation & Sensor FusionCreate real-time estimation algorithms utilizing IMU, force sensors, encoders, and other onboard sensors.Implement sensor fusion techniques for accurate gait phase detection and motion analysis.

Join Stanley Consultants, an award-winning global consulting engineering firm renowned for its commitment to culture, values, and ethics. We focus on enhancing client experience while tackling complex challenges to foster a sustainable, connected world. As we navigate the evolving landscape, we integrate cutting-edge technology and innovative practices to ensure resiliency. With over a century of expertise in the energy, federal government, transportation, and water sectors, we have been instrumental in shaping infrastructure systems that improve lives. As a proud employee-owned organization, we prioritize a People First approach, ensuring your voice is heard, your growth is nurtured, and your success is shared. At Stanley Consultants, we offer flexible work arrangements, competitive compensation, comprehensive benefits, a strong community vibe, and the opportunity to forge a meaningful, long-term career!Job Title - Senior Project Controls SpecialistLocation - Austin, TX | Chicago, IL | Denver, CO | Des Moines, IA | Jackson, MI | Minneapolis, MN | Muscatine, IA | Phoenix, AZ | Remote, US | Salt Lake City, UTJob Type – HybridRequisition ID - 11165In this role, you will lead a project team to implement all project controls processes and systems for major and smaller projects. With minimal supervision, you will handle complex aspects of project control activities, ensuring timely execution of project administration, change management, project estimating, cost management, earned value management, and schedule management in line with company standards and contractual obligations. You may assume a leadership position on assigned projects.

Join our dynamic team as a Flight Attendant at leverdemo-8 in Austin, Texas! We are looking for enthusiastic individuals who are passionate about providing outstanding customer service and enhancing the travel experience for our passengers. As a vital part of our Customer Success department, you will ensure safety, comfort, and satisfaction for every traveler. This is a fantastic opportunity to be part of a supportive and energetic environment where teamwork is key.

About Neuralink:At Neuralink, we are at the forefront of developing groundbreaking devices that facilitate a bi-directional interface with the human brain. Our innovative technology aims to restore movement for those who are paralyzed, revive sight for the visually impaired, and transform the way individuals engage with the digital world.Team Overview:Become a pivotal member of our Quality Systems Team, dedicated to ensuring compliance with regulatory standards through the design of scalable, efficient, and automation-driven systems. We prioritize integrating compliance into our engineering processes, moving beyond a reactive approach.Our team consists of seasoned professionals who leverage systems thinking and inventive problem-solving to build a robust compliance framework that fosters rapid development. Our vision is to create internal design and quality systems that not only meet but exceed FDA standards, facilitating swift iteration and deployment of complex, safety-critical software products.Role Responsibilities:This job posting is a duplicate for the "Quality Systems Engineer" position. We are testing different titles to attract the most qualified candidates. Please apply to only one of the listings.As a Design Controls Engineer, you will be primarily responsible for designing, implementing, and continually enhancing software-focused design control systems, embedding regulatory compliance into their architecture.Your role will involve creating systems that eliminate ambiguity, minimize manual processes, and enable the efficient development of regulated medical device software. These systems will encompass the entire software lifecycle, from requirements definition through verification, validation, risk management, and product release.You will also focus on optimizing these systems to enhance speed, traceability, and audit readiness, all while accommodating rapid development timelines and frequent design changes. Your duties will include, but are not limited to:Designing and implementing scalable software design control systems that comply with IEC 62304 and FDA design control requirements (21 CFR 820.30)Developing and maintaining comprehensive traceability frameworks that link:User needsSoftware requirementsRisk controlsDesign outputs (including code and architecture)Verification and validation evidenceIntegrating software risk management into design controls, ensuring alignment with ISO 14971 principlesEstablishing change control mechanisms to support ongoing development efforts

At TerraFirma, we are revolutionizing how the world moves earth for construction projects. Established by former SpaceX engineers and supported by Bain Capital Ventures, we are dedicated to automating construction processes, making them faster, more cost-effective, and safer.Our Story & MissionDuring our time at SpaceX, we contributed to the development of the largest rocket ever built, launched the most extensive satellite constellation to date, and provided connectivity to millions globally. Our key insight has been that infrastructure is paramount.At Starbase, we discovered that the most significant obstacle to launching missions to Mars was not the rocket itself, but the slow, costly, and complex process of constructing the necessary infrastructure. We faced challenges such as the absence of buildings, roads, utilities, and communication systems, all of which required more time and resources than expected.From a fundamental perspective, this inefficiency is unacceptable. Establishing the groundwork for progress should not be this arduous or expensive. This realization led us to understand that the same engineering principles that allowed us to excel in space exploration and mass manufacturing could be leveraged to enhance infrastructure. By applying concepts of simplification, iteration, acceleration, and automation to construction, we aim to usher in a new era of building.Accelerating infrastructure development is key to unlocking advancements across various sectors, creating a self-sustaining engine to address humanity's most pressing challenges. The innovations we cultivate on Earth will pave the way for the technologies needed for future settlements on Mars.Position OverviewAs a Mission Control Software Engineer, you will engage with the entire software stack to create intuitive, high-performance interfaces for the real-time remote operation of heavy machinery through innovative user interfaces. This role demands strong frontend development skills for delivering seamless user experiences, alongside backend expertise to maintain a secure and scalable architecture. Daily tasks will include prototyping data-rich visualizations, constructing pipelines for intricate sensor data (such as LiDAR, geospatial, and 3D data), and optimizing user interactions. Rapid prototyping and iteration with users will be essential. Additionally, you will assist in managing production environments, deploying applications, and implementing best practices in networking, security, and deployment.

Apptronik is seeking a Software Engineer - Controls Infrastructure based in Austin, TX. This position centers on building and improving control systems that drive the company's robotics platforms. Role overview As part of the controls infrastructure team, collaborate with engineers and researchers to shape the algorithms and software that control Apptronik’s robotic products. The work involves designing, implementing, and refining control algorithms to meet the needs of advanced robotics applications. What you will do Develop and maintain control systems for robotics platforms Work alongside multidisciplinary teams to design and test control algorithms Contribute to the ongoing improvement of robotic product performance

Join Stanley Consultants, a renowned global consulting engineering firm with a rich legacy of over a century, dedicated to innovation, sustainability, and excellence. Our commitment to ethical practices and a client-centric approach empowers us to tackle the most complex challenges in the energy, transportation, and water sectors, creating a connected world that enhances lives. As a proud employee-owned organization, we prioritize our People First philosophy, ensuring every voice is heard and every growth is nurtured. At Stanley, we provide a supportive community that fosters career advancement, offering flexible work options, competitive compensation, and comprehensive benefits.We are currently seeking an experienced Instrumentation & Controls Engineer with over 4 years of hands-on expertise in developing and leading control systems tasks across various applications, including municipal water and wastewater management, power generation plants, industrial automation, microgrid control systems, and combined heat and power (CHP) systems. Key technical responsibilities include evaluating existing systems, designing plant control and instrumentation systems for a diverse range of industrial applications, and collaborating with site engineering teams during installation and commissioning. Proficiency with Distributed Control Systems and Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) is essential, along with the ability to work with P&IDs, I/O lists, and procurement specifications.

Join Our Innovative TeamAvride is at the forefront of the autonomous vehicle and delivery robot sector, committed to redefining the future of mobility. Our talented team boasts over seven years of groundbreaking experience in autonomous technology, working diligently to shape the next generation of transportation solutions.The Control team is pivotal to our mission, developing systems that achieve trajectory navigation with centimeter-level precision, outperforming human drivers across diverse real-world scenarios.Position OverviewWe are in search of an accomplished C++ Software Engineer to elevate Avride's core Control System. This role involves designing advanced control systems utilizing Model Predictive Control (MPC) and identifying the dynamic parameters of our vehicles.Key ResponsibilitiesArchitect and optimize state-of-the-art control systems in modern C++ (C++17/20).Develop and enhance high-precision solutions for trajectory tracking.Evaluate system performance based on real-world vehicle data, iterating to improve efficiency.Collaborate with Planning and Hardware teams to design a seamless and reliable self-driving framework.Produce clean, maintainable, and optimized production-quality code.Profile and refine algorithms to satisfy real-time performance constraints.

Company OverviewFocused Energy is a groundbreaking fusion energy startup dedicated to producing clean electrical energy to sustainably meet future global demands. Established by leading experts in laser and plasma physics alongside seasoned entrepreneurs, Focused Energy is pioneering commercial laser-induced inertial fusion technology as an eco-friendly, scalable, and economically feasible power solution.Role SummaryAs a Controls Engineer, you will spearhead the development, integration, and commissioning of control systems for the Target Test Experiment (TTE) project. This role encompasses system architecture, control interfacing, safety integration, HMI development, and synchronized data acquisition, supporting the project through design, testing, operations, and ongoing modifications.Key ResponsibilitiesDefine and implement the control system architecture for the TTE platform.Develop control interfaces for gas gun operations, diagnostics equipment, and facility safety systems.Design and implement HMI tools for operational workflows and system monitoring.Specify and integrate data acquisition systems with precise time synchronization.Collaborate with mechanical, electrical, and diagnostics engineering teams to ensure system alignment.Produce documentation, configuration control, and interface definitions to meet Focused Energy standards.Support onsite commissioning, troubleshooting, and system optimization.Adapt the control system as the project evolves through test and operational phases.

Last Energy is on the lookout for a skilled Nuclear Controls Engineer to spearhead the formulation of control requirements for our innovative pilot reactor systems. In this pivotal role, you will oversee the design of instrumentation and operator interfaces, guaranteeing that control performance is not only safe and reliable but also highly responsive.The ideal candidate will possess a profound understanding of reactor dynamics combined with robust practical expertise in controls engineering. You will be adept at defining specifications, assessing alternatives, and facilitating coordination across various technical disciplines.

About FluidstackFluidstack is at the forefront of creating infrastructure for advanced intelligence. We collaborate with leading AI laboratories, government entities, and notable enterprises such as Mistral, Poolside, and Meta to deliver computing solutions at unprecedented speeds.Our mission is to turn Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) into a reality. Our dedicated team is driven by a sense of urgency and a commitment to excellence, ensuring that we provide our customers with top-tier infrastructure. We share a deep sense of responsibility for the outcomes of our clients, taking pride in the systems we develop and the trust we cultivate. If you're passionate about purpose, driven to achieve excellence, and eager to contribute to the future of intelligence, we invite you to join us in shaping what lies ahead.

Join Saronic as an Accuracy Control Engineer and play a vital role in ensuring the precision and quality of our products. We are looking for passionate engineers at all levels who thrive in a dynamic environment. You will be responsible for developing and implementing accuracy control processes, conducting audits, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to enhance product quality.

Company Overview: Allen Control Systems (ACS) is an innovative defense startup founded by two former Navy electrical engineers with an impressive history in robotics and software development. We are pioneering the creation of a compact, autonomous gun turret that utilizes cutting-edge computer vision and control systems to accurately target and neutralize small drones and loitering munitions. Our groundbreaking approach presents substantial technical challenges, creating an exhilarating and dynamic environment for skilled engineers. With a strong engineering-centric culture, ACS prioritizes technical excellence and innovation. Our founders have successfully exited from two previous ventures, which were acquired for a collective $180M in 2022, and we are dedicated to ensuring that the revolutionary technologies we develop make a tangible impact in the real world.