Electrical Technician/Engineer
Eos Atomics is a San Francisco-based startup building commercial fusion technology to solve humanity’s most pressing energy challenge. We are a lean, technical team built for speed, precision, and uncompromised execution.
We design, build, test, and deploy novel systems at record pace. We expect full technical ownership, high scientific rigor, and the curiosity to tackle problems others deem impossible.
We debate openly, test relentlessly, and value ideas over hierarchy. If you want to push the frontier of fusion energy, you belong at Eos Atomics.
You will own the physical build, integration, and rapid debugging of the electrical hardware powering our fusion devices and test stands. You are the team’s go-to builder—working at the bench and on the device to bring complex schematics to life.
At Eos Atomics, technicians work alongside engineers as equal partners in execution. Your diagnostic instincts, craftsman-level execution, and proactive problem-solving will directly determine our hardware iteration speed and operational uptime.
· Bring-Up & System Debug: Execute end-to-end complex electrical systems—including high-voltage interfaces, precision sensor arrays, power distribution, analog and digital signals processing.
· Harnessing & Panel Integration: Fabricate, modify, and route custom, high-reliability cable harnesses and control panels for harsh electro-magnetic and high-vacuum environments.
· Hardware Diagnostics: Diagnose complex system failures using oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, multimeters, and high-voltage test equipment.
· Design Feedback Loop: Interpret schematics, assembly drawings, and PCB layouts; collaborate directly with design engineers to drive Design-for-Manufacturability (DFM) and reliability improvements.
· Documentation & Standards: Author clear rework notes, build procedures, and acceptance test plans. Ensure all builds comply with company, state, and federal safety standards.
· Facility & Test Readiness: Maintain high lab standards via 5S principles, manage critical spares, and support facility power/data drops to ensure maximum test stand readiness.