Lead Hardware Engineer

Sauron protects families and homes by bringing autonomous robots and self-driving car innovations to residential security.
$165,000 - $221,000
Embedded
Staff Software Engineer
In-Person
11 - 50 Employees
8+ years of experience
AI · Robotics

Description For Lead Hardware Engineer

Sauron is an innovative company at the intersection of robotics and home security, backed by $18M in seed funding from prominent investors including A* and Atomic. The company brings cutting-edge autonomous robot technology to residential security, led by experienced entrepreneurs and roboticists from companies like Zipline, Tesla, and Cloud Kitchens.

As the Lead Hardware Engineer, you'll spearhead the hardware engineering organization, taking full responsibility for the development and execution of sensor pods and deterrence systems. This role combines technical leadership with strategic planning, requiring expertise in both hardware development and team management.

The position offers an opportunity to shape the future of residential security through innovative hardware solutions. You'll be responsible for establishing engineering standards, managing complex systems development, and building a high-performing team. The role requires a blend of technical expertise, leadership skills, and strategic thinking.

Working in San Francisco, you'll collaborate with various stakeholders while leading technical initiatives from concept to production. The compensation package includes a competitive salary range of $165K-$221K plus equity, reflecting the senior nature of the position. This is an ideal opportunity for an experienced hardware engineer looking to make a significant impact in the residential security and robotics space.

The role offers the chance to work with cutting-edge technology while building and leading a team of experts. You'll be instrumental in developing innovative solutions that directly impact home security, working alongside veterans from some of the most respected names in technology and robotics.

Last updated 14 days ago

Responsibilities For Lead Hardware Engineer

  • Lead hardware engineering organization responsible for sensor pods and deterrence systems
  • Own development of all hardware components across the space business line portfolio
  • Lead technical execution of perception and deterrence systems design, fabrication, test and productization
  • Develop long-term functional engineering team roadmap
  • Own technical success and meeting deliverable timelines
  • Establish design standards and tool sets
  • Hire and mentor internal and external subject matter experts
  • Partner with business lines in proposal capture and resource planning
  • Manage detailed system and subsystem design
  • Own overall model/drawing/documentation package

Requirements For Lead Hardware Engineer

  • Strong engineering background in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, or related field
  • Ability to understand and navigate complex systems and detailed requirements
  • Capable of solving complex technical problems with little oversight
  • Clear communication and organizational skills
  • Documentation and training material creation skills

Benefits For Lead Hardware Engineer

Equity
  • Equity

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