Join our wearable systems team to build high-performance sensing and wireless firmware for data gloves and on-body robotic interfaces. You will own the full embedded stack—from analog sensor acquisition and real-time signal processing to low-latency wireless streaming—enabling precise teleoperation, tactile feedback, and learning-based dexterous manipulation.
Requirements: Pursuing or completed BS/MS in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Robotics, or related fields
Strong Rust (Embassy) and C/C++ experience in embedded firmware development
Hands-on experience with low-power microcontrollers and SoCs (STM32, nRF52, ESP32, RP2040, or similar)
Experience building wearable sensing pipelines using ADCs, SPI/I2C sensors, and DMA
Understanding of digital signal processing for wearable signals: filtering, drift compensation, calibration, and sensor fusion
Experience with wireless protocols such as BLE, Wi-Fi, or proprietary low-latency RF links
Familiarity with power-aware firmware design: sleep states, duty cycling, latency vs. power tradeoffs
Comfortable using oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, RF sniffers, and JTAG/SWD debuggers
(+) Experience with strain gauges, FSRs, IMUs, flex sensors, or soft/tactile wearable sensors
(+) Experience implementing BLE GATT services, custom wireless protocols, or streaming telemetry
(+) Familiarity with antenna constraints, RF coexistence, and wearable form-factor limitations
(+) Experience with sensor calibration tools, factory test flows, or per-device compensation
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(+) Exposure to XR, motion capture, haptics, or human-in-the-loop sensing systems
- Own the wearable sensing and wireless stack for next-generation robotic teleoperation systems
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Work at the intersection of human sensing, robotics, and real-time systems
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Collaborate with experts in robotics, embedded systems, and AI-driven manipulation
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Access to advanced labs, custom glove prototypes, and in-house robotic platforms
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Competitive salary and meaningful equity
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Comprehensive health, dental, and vision benefits
- Design and implement firmware for wearable sensing systems including data gloves and on-body sensor modules
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Build robust, low-latency sensor acquisition and processing pipelines for motion and tactile signals
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Implement wireless streaming of high-rate sensor data to host systems with tight latency constraints
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Optimize firmware for battery life, thermal limits, and comfort in always-on wearable devices
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Develop calibration, pairing, and provisioning flows for wearable devices
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Support bring-up and validation of new wearable PCBs, sensors, batteries, and radio designs
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Collaborate with mechanical, RF, and industrial design teams to meet wearable constraints
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Work closely with teleoperation, controls, and ML teams to align sensing outputs with system needs
