Founding Mechatronics Engineer

Munin
Swindon
11 months ago
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Drones kill and injure more than 5,000 Ukrainians per month—more than any other weapon.Munin is on a mission to stop that.


We make hand-launched missiles to neutralize short-range air threats. Small enough to carry three in a tactical vest and affordable for all ground units, our micro-missile will be the smallest, most cost-effective guided missile ever deployed.


Our goal:Turn the tide of war in Ukraine and provide NATO with a proven solution to drone threats.

We are seeking aRobotics/Electronics Engineerto join our founding team. You’ll lead the selection, integration, and optimization of electrical components and design custom PCBs to meet extreme size and performance constraints.


Responsibilities:

  • Design and bring up PCBs
  • Integrate sensors, processors, power systems, and actuators
  • Troubleshoot and iterate rapidly based on real-world testing
  • Collaborate with mechanical and software engineers to ensure system reliability


Required Qualifications:

  • Hands-on experience designing and debugging PCBs
  • Strong embedded systems and sensor integration skills
  • Knowledge of power management and compact circuit design
  • Ability to meet tight constraints and iterate quickly
  • Willingness to work from the UK


Bonus Qualifications:

  • Aerospace or computer vision experience
  • Knowledge of control systems
  • Willingness to work in Ukraine (safe areas)
  • Passion for Ukraine’s defense
  • Interest in rocketry or guided systems


Why Munin?

  • Impact:Develop technology to protect lives.
  • Ownership:Lead the electronics for an innovative product.
  • Purpose:Work with a team delivering real-world solutions.
  • Compensation: Competitive salary and stock options (0-2%).

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