Lead Design Engineer

Join our innovative team at Braze as a Lead Design Engineer, where you'll play a crucial role in shaping our product's design and functionality. Your expertise will guide the design process, ensuring that our solutions are not only functional but also aesthetically pleasing and user-friendly. You will collaborate with cross-functional teams, utilizing your technical skills to lead design projects from concept to completion.

At American Housing Corporation, we are dedicated to addressing America’s housing crisis through innovative production techniques. Our belief is that the affordability crisis in housing stems from a production issue, and our vertically integrated approach is designed to tackle this challenge effectively: we acquire land, manufacture, install, and directly sell homes to our customers. This method enables us to build at the scale necessary to make a significant impact on this crisis.The American Dream is not inherited; it is built. We are searching for the most talented engineers, designers, and builders to help us tackle one of America’s toughest challenges.As a Lead Mechanical Design Engineer within our Build System Engineering team, you will be instrumental in the design and production of our proprietary build system, which consists of a comprehensive kit-of-parts for constructing high-quality multifamily housing.

Join PHASOR Engineering Inc., a leading Alberta-based firm specializing in the engineering, design, and testing/commissioning of medium to high voltage electrical facilities. We pride ourselves on delivering cost-effective and efficient solutions in power system engineering, engaging in a wide array of projects from preliminary engineering to commissioning and startup.Currently, we are on the lookout for an ambitious Lead Commissioning Engineer / Commissioning Manager to become a crucial part of our field services team. If you are an outstanding communicator and adept problem-solver with meticulous attention to detail, we provide a stimulating work environment where you will face challenges in various aspects of the testing and commissioning process.Responsibilities:Lead a team in the testing and commissioning of power system protection & control schemes across utility, power generation, and oil & gas sectors.Interpret technical drawings and troubleshoot technical issues.Oversee direct reports and delegate tasks effectively.Prepare and submit reports.Assist in generating commissioning startup procedures or work instructions.Ensure compliance with corporate, client, and industry safety standards.Engage with customers to address inquiries, discuss issues, and confirm solutions.Qualifications:Must hold a Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering, possess a Power Systems Electrician Journeyman Ticket, or have an Electrical Engineering Technologist Diploma from a recognized institution.A minimum of 4 years of experience leading a commissioning team within the electrical utilities sector.Exceptional interpersonal and communication skills, with a keen attention to detail.Proficiency in Microsoft Office and strong computer skills.Excellent organizational abilities to manage a diverse range of issues simultaneously.Strong analytical skills, risk assessment, and problem-solving capabilities.Willingness to work extended periods out of town.Valid driver's license with a clean driving record.Background checks and Drug and Alcohol Pre-Access Testing will be required as part of employment.Requirements:Must be legally eligible to work in Canada; VISA sponsorship is not available for this position.Valid driver’s license with a clean driving record.Ability to work extended periods out of town.Additional Information:Typical shifts may include 4/3, 8/6, 10/4, and 14/7 rotations.Working hours are generally from 7 AM to 5:30 PM at 10 hours per day.

Role overview American Housing seeks a Lead Design Architect to shape residential projects in Austin. This position steers the design direction, ensuring each development blends visual appeal with everyday function. The Lead Design Architect partners with engineers and designers to deliver homes that reflect thoughtful design and a commitment to sustainability. What you will do Lead the architectural design process for residential communities Balance practical requirements with strong visual design Work closely with engineers and other design professionals at every stage Promote sustainable practices in all aspects of housing design Location This role is based in Austin.

About UsGraphcore Inc. stands at the forefront of innovation in Artificial Intelligence computing. We are dedicated to developing cutting-edge hardware, software, and system infrastructures that will enable the next wave of AI breakthroughs and foster the widespread implementation of AI solutions across various sectors.As a proud member of the SoftBank Group, Graphcore is part of an elite network of companies driving transformative technologies globally. Our shared mission is to facilitate the emergence of Artificial Super Intelligence, ensuring its advantages are accessible to all.Our teams comprise professionals from diverse backgrounds, including AI researchers, silicon designers, software engineers, and systems architects. At Graphcore, we cultivate a culture of continuous learning and relentless innovation.

Neuralink develops devices that connect directly with the human brain. The company’s technology focuses on restoring movement for people with paralysis, improving vision for those with impairments, and changing how people interact with digital systems. The Brain Interfaces Hardware Department leads the design of chip architecture and silicon systems for neural recording and stimulation. This group works on system-on-chip (SoC) solutions that support high-bandwidth brain-machine interfaces. Team members include engineers committed to advancing neurotechnology. Role overview The Physical Design and Verification Engineer manages the full physical design flow from RTL to GDSII. This includes: Synthesis Placement Clock tree synthesis Detailed routing Optimization Physical signoff verification Locations This position is based in Austin, Texas or Fremont, California.

Apptronik develops AI-powered robots that aim to improve everyday life. The company’s flagship product, Apollo, is a humanoid robot designed to work alongside people in manufacturing and logistics, with plans to expand into healthcare and home settings. The team applies embodied AI and robotics expertise to address practical, real-world problems. Role overview This Lead Mechanical Engineer position focuses on robotic hand design for the Apollo humanoid platform in Austin, TX. The main goal: develop a dexterous, human-like robotic hand capable of complex manipulation in unpredictable environments. The work extends beyond typical end effectors, aiming for advanced, lifelike movement and nuanced interaction. What you will do Lead the structural design and overall architecture of a robotic hand for a humanoid robot. Serve as the technical authority on hand structures, guiding the mechanical design of multi-degree-of-freedom (multi-DOF) systems. Balance strength, compliance, weight, and tactile feedback throughout the design process. Apply principles from biomechanics, precision engineering, and robotics to create a hand for versatile and safe interactions. Work closely with a multidisciplinary team to prepare Apollo for commercialization and mass production, emphasizing safety and scalability. The team This role is part of a group focused on scaling Apollo for practical use. The team tackles challenges in safety, commercialization, and large-scale manufacturing to bring advanced robotics to daily applications.

Wehrtyou is seeking a Physical Design Engineer to develop advanced physical layouts for semiconductor products. This role directly shapes hardware design and implementation, balancing high performance with manufacturability. Key responsibilities Create and refine physical layouts for semiconductor devices Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to optimize designs Ensure layouts comply with industry standards for quality and reliability Support product delivery from initial concept through manufacturing Locations Austin, TX, United States Boulder, Colorado, United States Chicago, Illinois, United States London, United Kingdom New York, NY, United States Seattle, Washington, United States Work culture Engineers at Wehrtyou contribute to projects that help shape the future of technology. The team emphasizes collaboration, technical growth, and practical problem-solving.

About FluidstackAt Fluidstack, we are at the forefront of building the compute, data centers, and power systems that will drive the evolution of artificial superintelligence. Collaborating with industry leaders such as Anthropic, Google, Meta, AMI Labs, and Black Forest Labs, we aim to deploy gigawatts of compute at unparalleled speeds. Our commitment to investing tens of billions in U.S. infrastructure is set to materialize with a 1GW deployment in 2026 and 10GW in 2027.Our team is compact, agile, and dedicated to delivering excellence. We take ownership of outcomes, challenge the status quo, and embrace our customers' challenges as our own. Here, no task is too small for anyone.Join the few thousand individuals who will influence the future of superintelligence.About The RoleAs the Lead Mechanical Engineer, you will serve as a senior technical authority within Fluidstack’s Design and Engineering team. Your mission is to establish the mechanical cooling strategy and oversee the design process from chip to chiller across multiple sites housing some of the world's largest AI data centers.This role is pivotal, requiring you to set the technical vision for cooling tens of thousands of GPUs through both air-cooled and liquid-cooled setups, chilled water systems, heat rejection methodologies, and innovative thermal management solutions. You will define the specifications for modular, prefabricated mechanical assemblies, ensuring rapid deployment and adaptability for future compute needs. Additionally, you will lead a growing team of mechanical engineers and collaborate with electrical, controls, structural, and construction teams to deliver cutting-edge cooling infrastructure swiftly and efficiently.We have recently unveiled a $50 billion partnership with Anthropic to develop custom data centers in New York and Texas with additional locations on the horizon. This position will be instrumental in shaping the mechanical systems that make such ambitious projects feasible.

Avride develops autonomous vehicles and delivery robots, with a large engineering team building and operating these systems worldwide. The company focuses on making roads safer and transportation more accessible by applying new technology to real-world challenges. Role overview The Lead Software Engineer will shape the Pipeline, Avride’s main framework for connecting vehicle and robot components. This position covers both API and UX interface design, ongoing development, and strategic guidance to ensure the Pipeline meets evolving company needs. What you will do Design, build, and iterate on the API and UX interface for the Pipeline framework, supporting seamless interaction between vehicles and robots. Monitor developer productivity and satisfaction by collecting feedback, analyzing pain points, and removing obstacles for teams using the Pipeline. Observe how non-developer users engage with the Pipeline to highlight areas needing improvement. Tackle known issues by producing documentation, tutorials, leading discussions, and refining APIs and internal tools. Direct the ongoing development of the Pipeline engine to fulfill external API commitments. Propose and implement conceptual changes to make the Pipeline simpler and clearer, aiming for compatibility with frameworks such as Spark and Ray. Refactor existing APIs and user code to help control maintenance costs. Location This position is based in Austin, TX.

About Etched Etched builds the first AI inference system tailored for transformers, delivering over 10x higher performance with lower cost and latency than conventional approaches. The company’s ASIC technology powers advanced products, from real-time video generation to sophisticated reasoning agents. Backed by leading investors and staffed by top engineers, Etched is focused on reshaping the infrastructure that supports the fast-moving AI sector. Role Overview The Senior Physical Design Engineer will play a central role in block-level implementation and verification. This position focuses on driving timing closure and optimizing power, performance, and area (PPA). The engineer will oversee third-party design partners and help refine internal workflows to accelerate design cycles. What You Will Do Develop a deep understanding of physical design challenges and solutions Run physical design flows to achieve block closure, improve ASIC infrastructure, and automate design steps Work closely with RTL designers, offering feedback to improve PPA Create dashboards to monitor project convergence in physical design Refine tool flows and collaborate with EDA vendors to adopt new technologies Take responsibility for achieving block-level closure Manage relationships with third-party physical design service providers Who We’re Looking For 5 to 10+ years of hands-on experience in physical design Strong background in tools, flows, and methodologies from RTL synthesis through GDSII sign-off Proven track record in back-end design and timing closure on advanced nodes (5nm and below) Familiarity with Cadence (Innovus, Genus) or Synopsys (ICC2, Fusion Compiler) automated RTL-to-GDSII flows Experience using sign-off tools such as PrimeTime, Tempus, Voltus, and similar Knowledge of UPF-based low power design, power verification, synthesis, scan insertion/ATPG, formal verification, floorplanning, placement, CTS, routing, IR drop, and EM/antenna analysis Creative thinker with strong problem-solving skills Location Austin

About Neuralink:At Neuralink, we are pioneering technology that establishes a bi-directional interface with the human brain. Our innovative devices aim to restore movement to those who are paralyzed, restore sight to the visually impaired, and transform the way humans engage with their digital environments.Team Overview:The EPC team plays a crucial role in all engineering, procurement, and construction activities, from developing new greenfield sites to enhancing existing facilities. We collaborate with cross-functional teams to identify and address their present and future requirements, creating tailored environments that foster the growth of our research and engineering initiatives.We seek dynamic individuals who thrive in fast-paced settings, advocate for teamwork and transparent communication, and possess a genuine enthusiasm for design and construction. This role demands exceptional organizational skills, a consistent track record of high-performance, a passion for interdisciplinary projects, and an eagerness to contribute to Neuralink's mission!Key Responsibilities:As a senior mechanical engineer on our design team, you will be instrumental in conceptualizing and optimizing facilities. You will translate innovative concepts into detailed designs for HVAC, hydronic (chilled and heating water), plumbing, and process utility systems that seamlessly integrate with our facilities and manufacturing processes. Your work will encompass new construction as well as modifications to existing infrastructures. This position will support construction, facility operations, and various cross-functional departments to ensure that infrastructure systems are expertly designed to support all company activities.Develop conceptual designs and finalize designs for diverse project types including offices, laboratories, clean rooms, manufacturing facilities, warehouses, data centers, vivariums, and animal care facilities.Create high-quality Building Information Modeling (BIM) (REVIT) models, engineering drawings, and one-line diagrams for all mechanical, plumbing, and process systems.Design HVAC, hydronic, plumbing, and process utility systems that comply with codes, remain cost-effective, and satisfy quality and scheduling requirements.Prepare comprehensive construction drawing packages, including details, specifications, and operational sequences.Generate Building Automation System (BAS) and Direct Digital Control (DDC) control documents, scopes of work, and vendor quotes.Develop specifications, data sheets, and procurement requests for proposals (RFPs) for long-lead mechanical and plumbing equipment.Ensure all designs adhere to relevant codes and standards for optimal performance.

wehrtyou is hiring a Design Verification Engineer to help ensure the quality and reliability of new designs. This position is available in Austin, Boulder, Chicago, London, or New York. Role overview This role centers on verifying the functionality of complex hardware or system designs. The Design Verification Engineer works closely with colleagues from different teams to review requirements, identify potential issues, and confirm that products meet high quality standards. What you will do Develop and maintain verification plans for new and existing designs Create and execute test cases to validate product functionality Collaborate with engineering and product teams to address issues and improve processes Location Positions are available in Austin, TX; Boulder, CO; Chicago, IL; London, UK; and New York, NY.

Join our innovative team as an ASIC Physical Design Engineer in the vibrant city of Austin, Texas. In this role, you will leverage your expertise to design and implement cutting-edge ASIC physical layouts, ensuring high performance and reliability.As a key member of our engineering department, you'll collaborate with cross-functional teams to drive projects from conception through to completion, all while adhering to strict timelines and quality standards.

Join Stanley Consultants, a prestigious global consulting engineering firm dedicated to fostering a culture of integrity, innovation, and excellence. With over a century of experience in the energy, federal government, transportation, and water sectors, we tackle complex engineering challenges to create a sustainable and interconnected world. As an employee-owned organization, we prioritize our people and value their contributions to our success. We are seeking a skilled Mechanical Engineer specializing in facilities design to enhance our team in Austin, TX. You will engage in the design of mechanical systems, including HVAC, plumbing, steam, hydronic heating and cooling, and compressed air systems. Your role will also involve writing sequences of operations for building automation systems and collaborating with multi-disciplinary teams on various projects, ranging from renovations to new constructions.

Location: Austin, TX (Hybrid: 2 to 3 days onsite per week) Role overview The Senior Staff Systems Design Engineer at Weedmaps leads the transformation of the company’s design system into a scalable, production-ready foundation. This position connects Design, Engineering, and AI tooling, focusing on building, operationalizing, and scaling the system for all user interface surfaces. The role balances rapid development with high standards for usability and craftsmanship, ensuring alignment with engineering architecture and consistency across applications. Collaboration is central, working with Engineering (CI/CD, tokens, tooling), Creative (brand cohesion and evolution), and Product Design (development and iteration) to drive adoption and improve the product experience. What you will do Define and iterate on a multi-platform system for web and mobile, grounded in solid architecture, governance, and scalability principles. Own the system roadmap, setting priorities based on product needs, adoption gaps, and system performance. Collaborate with Design and Creative leaders to ensure quality craftsmanship, modern interaction patterns, and alignment with evolving brand standards. Design and implement core system components, including intuitive, flexible, and scalable APIs, variants, and composition patterns. Maintain high standards for visual accuracy, fidelity, accessibility (using React Aria), and interaction quality, including motion and state management. Continuously improve components based on real product usage and edge case scenarios. Implement automated quality systems such as visual regression testing, and conduct ongoing audits to uphold usability and craftsmanship, taking a cross-functional approach to quality. Lead migration of legacy user interfaces, ensuring smooth integration of key product surfaces (like CTAs and checkout flows) powered by the design system to increase adoption across the platform. Enhance Developer Experience by creating well-structured, intuitive component APIs that balance flexibility and simplicity. Establish a reliable tool-to-code pipeline (Figma, Claude, Builder, and others) to keep design artifacts and production components in sync and minimize drift. Partner with Engineering on architectural decisions (CI/CD, token systems, distribution infrastructure) and support enforcement mechanisms such as linting and token constraints to maintain system integrity. Introduce and standardize AI-assisted workflows, structure components for AI-friendly generation, and integrate tools (Builder.io, Gemini, and others) to improve consistency. Mentor designers and engineers, sharing best practices and guiding system usage to foster a strong, knowledgeable community.

About Neuralink:At Neuralink, we are at the forefront of developing groundbreaking devices that facilitate a bi-directional interface with the human brain. Our innovative technology aims to restore movement for those who are paralyzed, revive sight for the visually impaired, and transform the way individuals engage with the digital world.Team Overview:Become a pivotal member of our Quality Systems Team, dedicated to ensuring compliance with regulatory standards through the design of scalable, efficient, and automation-driven systems. We prioritize integrating compliance into our engineering processes, moving beyond a reactive approach.Our team consists of seasoned professionals who leverage systems thinking and inventive problem-solving to build a robust compliance framework that fosters rapid development. Our vision is to create internal design and quality systems that not only meet but exceed FDA standards, facilitating swift iteration and deployment of complex, safety-critical software products.Role Responsibilities:This job posting is a duplicate for the "Quality Systems Engineer" position. We are testing different titles to attract the most qualified candidates. Please apply to only one of the listings.As a Design Controls Engineer, you will be primarily responsible for designing, implementing, and continually enhancing software-focused design control systems, embedding regulatory compliance into their architecture.Your role will involve creating systems that eliminate ambiguity, minimize manual processes, and enable the efficient development of regulated medical device software. These systems will encompass the entire software lifecycle, from requirements definition through verification, validation, risk management, and product release.You will also focus on optimizing these systems to enhance speed, traceability, and audit readiness, all while accommodating rapid development timelines and frequent design changes. Your duties will include, but are not limited to:Designing and implementing scalable software design control systems that comply with IEC 62304 and FDA design control requirements (21 CFR 820.30)Developing and maintaining comprehensive traceability frameworks that link:User needsSoftware requirementsRisk controlsDesign outputs (including code and architecture)Verification and validation evidenceIntegrating software risk management into design controls, ensuring alignment with ISO 14971 principlesEstablishing change control mechanisms to support ongoing development efforts

About OLIXAt OLIX, we are at the forefront of revolutionizing the semiconductor industry. As AI technology rapidly evolves, the demand for advanced infrastructure grows, creating significant opportunities for innovation. Traditional hardware designs are becoming obsolete, and OLIX is leading the charge with our groundbreaking Optical Tensor Processing Unit (OTPU) that delivers unmatched performance and energy efficiency. Join us in shaping the future of AI hardware.The RoleWe are on the lookout for exceptional Senior/Staff Digital Verification Engineers who possess extensive expertise in CMOS digital design and verification. In this role, you will be responsible for ensuring the functional accuracy of high-speed, real-time data processing silicon—from initial algorithm modeling to verified RTL, sign-off, and silicon bring-up.As part of a dynamic, multidisciplinary team, you will contribute to the creation of innovative OTPUs where the digital, optical, and mixed-signal domains converge. We seek candidates who are passionate about developing high-performance systems that power the next generation of AI technology.Key ResponsibilitiesLead the comprehensive verification of high-throughput digital pipelines that support multi-GSPS input rates and continuous streaming data paths.Design and implement robust verification environments using SystemVerilog/UVM, focusing on constrained-random testing, coverage closure, and regression automation.Establish and execute assertion-based verification strategies for control logic, data-path correctness, CDC/RDC, and protocol compliance.Utilize formal verification methods (property checking, assertions, equivalence checking) to enhance simulation-based verification and expedite bug detection.Model and validate algorithms with MATLAB/Simulink or Python to ensure functional equivalence from algorithmic models to RTL and gate-level sign-off.Assist with FPGA prototyping and silicon bring-up by crafting targeted test cases, debugging strategies, and post-silicon validation plans.Collaborate effectively with digital design, optical hardware, mixed-signal, and software teams to guarantee seamless integration and performance.

Join our innovative team at 9-mothers as a Lead Robotics Engineer in Austin, Texas. In this pivotal role, you will spearhead the design, development, and implementation of cutting-edge robotic systems. Your expertise will drive our projects forward, enhancing operational efficiency and pushing the boundaries of automation technology.

Join Stanley Consultants, a prestigious global consulting engineering firm recognized for its commitment to ethics, culture, and values. Our mission is to enhance client experiences and tackle complex challenges, ultimately contributing to a sustainable and interconnected world. We adapt to the evolving landscape by incorporating cutting-edge technology and innovative practices. With over a century of expertise in the energy, federal government, transportation, and water sectors, we have played a pivotal role in improving lives and developing the infrastructure that connects communities. As an employee-owned entity prioritizing a People First approach, we distinguish ourselves from traditional engineering consulting firms. At Stanley, your contributions are valued, your development is encouraged, and your achievements are celebrated. We offer flexible work arrangements, competitive compensation packages, an inclusive community, and opportunities for a meaningful, long-term career.We are currently seeking a skilled Mechanical Engineer specializing in facility design to become part of our team in Austin, TX. This role requires 8-15 years of experience applying standard mechanical engineering principles to a range of engineering tasks. You will serve as either a design engineer or discipline lead based on project complexity, while also gaining mentorship to enhance your project management skills. Candidates should possess experience in state or federal building design, university central plants, industrial facilities, mission critical facilities, or similar sectors. Responsibilities include designing new buildings, retrofitting existing structures, and undertaking upgrades such as HVAC or plumbing systems, as well as working on energy infrastructure projects. As a Mechanical Engineer, you will establish the technical approach, confirm design criteria, guide junior team members, and execute detailed design tasks, including calculations, specifications, and preparation of drawings.