Confirmed on the employer's own hiring board on Sep 26, 2026. First seen by Alion on Sep 24, 2026. Laminar scores B on the Alion truth index.
We’re seeking an entry level Hardware Engineer whose work will focus on new system Research and Development. You will work closely with Senior Engineers across both the Hardware and Embedded Systems teams to rapidly evaluate new technologies, test performance of sensing systems, and integrate them into field prototypes. This role will perform PCB design, assembly and testing along with mechanical housing design and cable harnessing. We value a self-sufficient, hands-on engineer who isn’t afraid to ask questions and learns new skills quickly. Your work will directly impact our hardware product design, improve prototype iteration speed, and help Laminar to save more resources every day.
What You Will Do
- Design protype PCBs from commercially available and custom sensors using KiCAD, Solidworks, and simulation softwares such as PSPICE
- Develop and implement test strategies alongside the Laminar Data Analysis team. Collect and present this data in informal and formal reviews to allow for rapid analysis and sensor comparisons
- Assemble complex PCBAs using reflow soldering techniques. Rework non-functional units and perform modifications as needed during board bringup
- Design mechanical housings for sensors and edge compute. Conduct thermal, vibrational and ingress progression tests with guidance from senior engineers
- Integrate sensors to established testing platform using Zephyr RTOS
- Bring new ideas and creatively pursue new approaches to product sensing to solve critical problems for our clients.
- Contribute to the overall hardware team by providing design, assembly, and debug assistance on multiple projects. Own your own projects early in career and drive direct impact on hardware shipping to our customers
About You
- 1-3 years (entry level) experience in electronics design, mechanical design, and data analysis
- Electronics experience: PCB SMD and THT soldering, rework, troubleshooting, oscilloscope use, digital signal analysis. Ability to read and debug electrical schematics
- Basic coding experience: Python, C, C++ and comfortable with the core concepts of embedded programming and data analysis
- Generalist mindset: comfortable working with all parts of electromechanical assemblies, experiment design, and documentation.
- Wants to learn new things rapidly and apply them. Comfortable with ambiguity and desires rapid growth in early career
- Clear, efficient, and respectful communicator, good at balancing multiple projects and shifting priorities
- Previous project experience. Clubs, research, internships, volunteering, or personal projects. Be prepared to discuss projects and your contribution to them
- Extensive project or work experience in electronics design, chemical process engineering or manufacturing
- Experience working with PCB contract manufacturers, machine shops both domestic and international
- PCB design experience with microcontrollers, industrial communications protocols and analog electronics combined
- Significant prior experience navigating the balance between “move fast and break things, but not the important things”
- Experience with Zephyr RTOS
- Design experience in sanitary or hazardous environments. ATEX and ASME BPE or similar
Required
Preferred
Benefits
- Direct impact on product and culture.
- Comprehensive benefits package including Medical, Dental, Vision, Life Insurance, Disability, Transportation benefit, Health and Wellness benefit, and more.
- 401k plan with employer matching
- Equity
- Competitive salary and bonus opportunities.
- Dynamic and inclusive work environment.
- Opportunities for growth and professional development.
- Access to Greentown Labs' extensive network of cleantech startups.
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