Quilter

Software Engineer — AI-Native CAD Integrations

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5 months ago
Remote, United StatesMid Level / Senior

Base Salary

$150k - $160k/yr

Responsibilities

  • Build and extend integrations with CAD vendors’ file formats and scripting systems.
  • Reverse-engineer proprietary binary and text-based formats with support from senior engineers.
  • Help shape Quilter’s internal PCB representation as support for new tools expands.
  • Write robust, well-tested code for messy real-world customer data.
  • Use and help build agent-powered workflows for CAD reverse engineering.
  • Own features end-to-end from design through implementation, testing, and rollout.

Requirements

  • 3–7 years of software engineering experience with meaningful backend or systems work.
  • Strong Python proficiency and experience writing clean, maintainable production code.
  • Excitement about coding agents and willingness to develop expertise with AI-native engineering workflows.
  • Comfort solving ambiguous reverse-engineering problems involving unfamiliar code, undocumented formats, and edge cases.
  • General knowledge of binary formats.
  • Solid fundamentals in software design, testing, and debugging.
  • Strong communication and high ownership in a fast-moving startup environment.
  • C or C++ experience, PCB/EDA/CAD workflow familiarity, binary or large-scale serialization experience, coding-agent tooling experience, cloud infrastructure experience, and relevant open-source contributions are preferred but not required.

Benefits

  • Competitive salary and equity benefits
  • Health, dental, and vision insurance
  • Regular team events and offsites approximately four times per year
  • Unlimited paid time off
  • Paid parental leave
  • Primarily US-based hiring with occasional exceptions
Quilter

About Quilter

11-50 employees

Quilter builds AI-powered software that automates printed circuit board (PCB) layout from circuit schematics into fab-ready designs for electronics and hardware engineering teams. It sells enterprise software that lets engineers generate and validate multiple board variants quickly, integrating physics checks to reduce redesigns. Founded in 2019 and headquartered in Los Angeles, the company is privately held.

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