• Define instrumentation architecture for met stations (irradiance, ambient temp, module temp, wind, barometric pressure), grid interconnection points, and balance-of-plant systems. • Author bill of materials (BOM), wiring diagrams, loop sheets, panel layouts, and instrument datasheets per project standards. • Select sensors, transducers, loggers, gateways, and protective devices aligned with IEC/IEEE/NEMA and utility requirements. • Configure and map points for Modbus RTU/TCP, DNP3 (secure/authenticated where applicable), and vendor-specific interfaces. • Develop point lists, registers, scaling, units, deadbands, and exception reporting to SCADA/EMS/Historian systems. • Implement time synchronization (NTP/IRIG-B), event logging, and sequence-of-events (SOE) requirements. • Plan and execute FAT/SAT for met stations and plant instrumentation; perform end-to-end signal checks (sensor → controller → gateway → SCADA). • Create and run test scripts for protocol polling, quality flags, and fallback logic; verify data accuracy against handheld calibrators and reference instruments. • Troubleshoot field issues (noise, grounding, shielding, RS-485 biasing/termination, baud rate/link-layer settings, device IDs, master/slave roles). • Apply best practices for failover, redundancy, and health monitoring (watchdogs, heartbeats, CRC validation). • Support secure configurations (role-based access, encrypted transport for TCP variants, DNP3 Secure Authentication, network segmentation/VLANs). • Ensure compliance with utility interconnection, RTO/ISO telemetry specifications, and relevant standards (e.g., IEEE, IEC, NERC CIP collaboration with IT/OT teams). • Build dashboards and alarming for sensor drift, data gaps, calibration due dates, and instrument health KPIs. • Author SOPs, calibration procedures, and maintenance schedules; train field techs and O&M teams. • Provide root-cause analysis for data anomalies impacting performance models and production guarantees.

Role Description The Supplier Personnel will work fully remote and coordinate with the Customer for tasks requiring physical access (e.g., cabling, frame interventions). Qualifications - Experience with IBM AIX 7.2 administration. - Knowledge of PowerVM/LPARs and HMC management. - Familiarity with IBM Spectrum Protect for backup/recovery. - Experience in automation scripting (e.g., shell/Ansible). Requirements - Administer IBM AIX 7.2 across designated LPARs; perform patching, tuning, kernel updates, and maintenance. - Configure and manage PowerVM/LPARs, dual VIOS, and HMC; troubleshoot NPIV/vFC pathing to Pure Storage arrays. - Plan and execute OS and firmware updates, alternate disk/NIM-assisted migrations with documented rollback plans. - Provide Tier-3 escalation support for outages and performance incidents; lead RCA and preventative remediation. - Perform capacity and performance monitoring with actionable optimization recommendations. - Collaborate on SAN integrations, validate multipath health, and maintain NIM server operations. - Operate IBM Spectrum Protect for backup/recovery; document and validate restore procedures. - Support Live Partition Mobility prerequisites and post-move validation for datacenter relocation tasks, as requested. - Create and maintain scripts (e.g., shell/Ansible) to standardize patching and compliance tasks where feasible. - Maintain runbooks, SOPs, environment maps (LPARNIOS/HMC/NIM), and change documentation. - Provide knowledge transfer to customer staff through documented steps and working sessions. Company Description

Role Description Firestorm is building the next generation of uncrewed aircraft and the advanced manufacturing systems that deliver them at speed. The Software Integration & Operations department owns the software layer that spans factory floor to cloud - the applications, automation, edge systems, and intelligence that make it possible to iterate product designs, automate advanced manufacturing, and scale production with uncompromising quality and rigor. This team will own everything that runs on the factory floor below the application layer: - Real-time control software - Cobot integration - Bring-up automation - Test fixtures - Hardware abstraction layer that lets factory systems speak to our cloud platform As an Embedded & Automation Engineer, you will build the software that turns a physical manufacturing cell into an intelligent, automated, data-producing system. You will: - Integrate cobots - Design and operate hardware-in-the-loop and software-in-the-loop test infrastructure - Build bring-up and flashing tools - Own the hardware abstraction layer that the rest of the platform depends on This role lives at the software/hardware boundary and demands fluency in both. You will need to excel in rapid-development and hardening for scale and safety. Qualifications - 5-10+ years of embedded, real-time, or robotics software engineering experience - Strong proficiency in C / C++ and Python; comfortable at the software / hardware boundary - Hands-on experience with industrial cobots or robotic systems (UR, Fanuc, ABB, or similar) and motion control - Experience building or operating HIL / SIL test infrastructure for hardware-connected software - Fluency with Linux-based embedded systems, real-time operating systems, or equivalent - Demonstrated history of holding yourself and your teammates to a high standard, even when it creates discomfort Requirements - Demonstrated ability to influence across engineering without formal authority: design reviews, technical decisions, and cross-team alignment - Background in manufacturing automation or industrial robotics deployments - Experience with ROS 2 or equivalent robotics middleware - Prior experience with firmware bring-up and hardware flashing tooling - Aerospace, defense, or regulated-manufacturing experience

Role Description Firestorm is building the next generation of uncrewed aircraft and the advanced manufacturing systems that deliver them at speed. The Software Integration & Operations department owns the software layer that spans factory floor to cloud - the applications, automation, edge systems, and intelligence that make it possible to iterate product designs, automate advanced manufacturing, and scale production with uncompromising quality and rigor. As a Senior Full Stack Engineer, you will own end-to-end application development across the manufacturing software platform - API, frontend, data model, background jobs, and the integration points to other systems. You will ship features that technicians, supervisors, engineers, and quality teams rely on every day on the factory floor, and the quality of your work will be visible in how manufacturing runs. This is a hands-on IC role with heavy domain complexity - work orders, engineering change orders, effectivity, defect disposition - and we expect you to get deep on the problem, not just the stack. What You'll Do - Own features end-to-end from product brief to production: data model, API, frontend, tests, and rollout. - Design and evolve the core domain model - work orders, engineering changes, effectivity, defect records - and the APIs that operate on it. - Build React interfaces that are fast, accessible, and designed for operator use on the factory floor, not just a web browser. - Write and review Postgres schemas and migrations; own data integrity across schema evolution. - Partner with product, design, and manufacturing stakeholders to translate real operational needs into shipped software. - Contribute to architectural decisions and raise the bar on testing, observability, and operational excellence. Qualifications - 5+ years of full-stack engineering with production systems at non-trivial scale. - Strong proficiency in TypeScript, React, and Node.js-based backends. - Deep experience with relational databases (Postgres preferred) and ORMs (Prisma preferred); you understand indexing, migrations, and transactional consistency. - Track record of shipping production-quality features in close collaboration with product and design. - Demonstrated ability to reason about complex domain models and turn them into maintainable software. - Demonstrated history of holding yourself and your teammates to a high standard, even when it creates discomfort. Preferred Qualifications - Prior experience building manufacturing, supply chain, ERP / MES / PLM, or other industrial software. - Familiarity with container-based deployments (Docker) and cloud infrastructure (AWS or Azure). - Experience with observability tooling (Datadog, Grafana, OpenTelemetry). - Background that includes both startup and scale-stage product engineering.