Atomic Machines
Atomic Machines develops the Matter Compiler (MC-1), a digital, multi-process, multi-material micromanufacturing platform that fabricates complete micromachines and MEMS-class devices. The company plans to commercialize both the platform’s automated Nodes and device products, with an initial product aimed at AI data-center hardware. Founded in 2019 and headquartered in Emeryville, California, Atomic Machines is privately held and operates a hybrid fab to support rapid development and scale-up.
Open Positions at Atomic Machines
6 open positions
Own the build, CI/CD, artifact, and fleet-deployment infrastructure that delivers software to Atomic Machines’ robotic systems. This Staff-level role combines deep infrastructure engineering with cross-team ownership, reliability, security, and adoption.
Build the software infrastructure behind Atomic Machines’ CAM platform, turning geometric intent and physical-process knowledge into reusable algorithms and machine operations. This senior role combines Go and Python engineering with geometric reasoning, AI-assisted development, and collaboration with process experts.
Build the software that brings Atomic Machines’ robotic manufacturing nodes to life, from automation sequences and state machines to calibration and diagnostic tooling. This hands-on role combines Python application development with hardware bring-up, motion and vision orchestration, and reliability engineering.
Lead the architecture and development of distributed software that coordinates robotic manufacturing hardware and enables Atomic Machines’ Matter Compiler platform. This hands-on senior role combines robotics software, systems architecture, and engineering-practice leadership in an ambiguous, rapidly evolving environment.
Build and operate the production MLOps platform that moves machine learning models from experimentation through deployment, serving, monitoring, and retraining. This role connects real-world manufacturing signals and expert feedback to continuously improve models supporting micromanufacturing.
Architect and develop the software systems that coordinate Atomic Machines’ precision manufacturing equipment, distributed controls, and robotic platforms. This hands-on staff role combines system architecture, implementation, testing, simulation, and hardware-software integration.