Electrical Engineer, Recent Graduate

The Mission: From Theory to High-Traffic Reality At a team of less than 30, we don't have "junior" tasks. You will be given immediate ownership over the hardware that keeps the Interstate Highway System running. You will use the basics of electrical, mechanical, and software engineering to:

- Optimize the Edge: Improve the reliability of cameras, detectors, and night-time illuminators that survive 24/7 exposure.

- Prototyping & R&D: Design circuit schematics and PCBs for new hardware integrations that push our device performance further.

- Full-Stack Hardware: Write the on-device code (Python/C++) to integrate new sensors and ensure the servers can handle the incoming data.

- Build for Scale: Iterate on CAD models to make our assembly process faster and more robust.

- Education: Degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related technical field (Class of 2025 or 2026).

- Portfolio of "Things": A track record of actually building physical hardware. Whether it’s high-impact internships, senior design projects, or a workbench full of hobbyist electronics (Raspberry Pi, ESP32, custom PCBs), we want to see what you’ve brought to life.

- Technical Versatility: You have a foundational understanding of circuit design and CAD, but you aren't afraid to write code. You should be comfortable (or eager to become comfortable) in Python or C++ to make your hardware talk to our software.

- Mindset: You are a "fully formed adult." You don't wait for a manual or a step-by-step guide; you figure out what you need to get stuff done and you do it with a professional, "owner" mentality. You understand that in a team of 22, feedback is the fastest way to level up, and you welcome it.

Our Technical Ecosystem (SEO for the curious): While we value problem-solving over specific syntax, skills that transfer well are: