Electrical Engineer / Applied Physicist

Design, build, test, and debug electrical hardware for organ rewarming systems.

Develop power converters, resonant matching networks, instrumentation, and control systems.

Reason from first principles, using circuit theory, electromagnetics, thermal physics and measurement data, to model system behavior and debug ambiguous hardware problems

Build test fixtures, data acquisition systems, experimental setups, and control software for high-power hardware validation.

Learn quickly, take ownership of ambiguous problems, and contribute across the full rewarming hardware stack.

You have a strong command of circuit theory and physics (impedance, resonance, energy storage, electromagnetics, and heat transfer), and you reach for these instinctively when a piece of hardware isn’t behaving as expected.

You have a project you can walk us through in depth: not just what you built, but the physics and math reasoning that got you there, and where your first mental model was wrong.

You can make order-of-magnitude estimates quickly, and you can explain the physical intuition behind them clearly to someone else.

You’ve designed, built, and debugged real analog and digital circuitry, taking systems from schematic to bench and through bring-up.

You have experience with basic control systems, instrumentation, data analysis, and hands-on experimental hardware.

You have a BS/MS in EE, Physics, or equivalent self-taught depth; we care more about demonstrated reasoning ability than credentials.

You want to join a small, fast-paced team on an excellent adventure.

Generous medical, dental and vision insurance coverage

Flexible time off and paid holidays

Competitive compensation package, including salary and equity

Access to a 401(k) retirement savings plan

FSA and commuter benefits

Daily lunch and dinners, plus a variety of snacks

Monthly learning stipend

On-site fitness center

Quarterly team social budget