About this role
Stratom, Inc. is a mission-driven engineering company building autonomous and unmanned off-highway vehicles and related robotic systems. Our systems operate in demanding real-world environments, where performance, reliability, and engineering discipline are essential. Our work integrates advanced autonomy with rugged industrial hardware designed for austere conditions. Our work spans the full lifecycle of complex systems, from early concept and prototyping through fielded deployment. With multiple working prototypes in hand, our next major opportunity is transitioning these platforms into production over the coming years to deliver capable systems at scale. We are looking for talented and engineers who want to take ownership of challenging engineering problems and play a key role in bringing multiple platforms into production. Own the integration and execution of mechatronic robotic systems, including computers, sensors, wiring harnesses, control systems, and wireless networks Translate system requirements, MBSE diagrams, and interfaces into practical, buildable hardware solutions in collaboration with the engineering team Make and document system-level design tradeoffs related to power, compute, sensing, packaging, and safety Design and implement electrical architectures, wiring schematics, cable layouts, and power distribution solutions Select, integrate, and bring up control systems and autonomous sensing platforms Integrate industrial automation technologies such as hydraulic systems, robotic arms, motion control, cooling, and safety systems Design and support electronics packaging and enclosures for rugged, off-highway, and field environments Build and modify hardware through hands-on prototyping and fabrication using shop tools (mills, drills, welders, etc.) Drive system-level debugging and troubleshooting across electrical, mechanical, and software domains Identify, manage, and mitigate integration risks throughout development Execute and support integration testing, verification, validation, and field testing efforts