Software Engineer

About the role

You build the software ecosystem of the company: the development environment our customers live in, the data path from controller to cloud, and the infrastructure that keeps a growing fleet of industrial devices shipping, updating, and observable.

What you'll do

• Build the development environment our customers live in: editor, simulation, deployment flows, and the AI-assisted workflows that turn weeks of controls work into hours.
• Own the infrastructure: CI/CD with hardware-in-the-loop stages, the OTA update pipeline, release engineering, observability, fleet management for controllers in the field.
• Ship the data path, from the free local data viewer to the paid cloud and on-prem data lake: ingestion, storage, query, and visualization of high-rate industrial time series.
• Work truly full stack: a web server that runs on the controller itself, desktop tooling, cloud services. Pick boring, reliable technology at each layer.
• Design APIs that survive contact with real customers. Versioned, documented, stable while the product moves fast.
• Take features from vague ask to shipped and monitored, own them in production, and work AI-first day to day: agents in your editor, in CI, in code review.

What you'll bring

• Strong CS fundamentals: data structures, concurrency, networking, and what the machine actually does with your code. You can chase a symptom down the stack.
• You've shipped and operated production software that real users depended on. You can tell us what broke and what you changed after.
• Fluent in TypeScript/React (or close) and at least one systems language (Rust, Go, C++, or serious Python). The stack runs from device to cloud and so will you.
• You test and instrument by default. "Works on my machine" isn't done.
• Product taste. You notice when a workflow has one screen too many, and you fix it without waiting for a ticket.
• Small team, no PM layer: you talk to customers and own outcomes. And you develop with AI daily, knowing where it compounds you and where it starts writing junk.

Nice to have

• Time-series data systems, industrial protocols, or other high-rate telemetry.
• You've built developer tools, IDEs, language tooling, or simulation environments.
• Enough embedded Linux to debug your code where it runs.
• LLM-powered features shipped to production.

Compensation

$140,000–$210,000 base, plus meaningful early equity. The range is wide on purpose: where you land depends on the depth of what you have shipped and operated in production.

Benefits

• Significant stock option packages
• 100% employer-paid Medical, Dental, and Vision insurance (premium PPO and HMO options)
• Paid vacation, sick leave, and company holidays
• Free daily catered lunch and dinner

Location: Torrance, CA — on-site, five days a week.