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Eightsleep

Hardware Systems Test Engineer

  • Confirmed live in the last 24 hours
  • $90k–$120k
  • Mid level
  • Full-time
  • On-site · San Francisco
  • 5+ yrs exp
  • Added 1 month ago

About this role

Eight Sleep is seeking a Hardware Systems Test Engineer to join their growing team and play a key role in validating and testing innovative sleep technology products. You will design and execute experiments, develop automated test applications, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure product performance and reliability, ultimately contributing to the company's mission of transforming sleep into a powerful tool for better living.

What you'll do

  • Design and execute hardware validation experiments, analyzing results to inform product development.
  • Develop and maintain automated test applications and user interfaces for production environments.
  • Build and test prototypes of electromechanical systems utilizing tools like 3D printing and machining.
  • Collaborate with engineering teams to support the product development lifecycle.
  • Create and implement data visualization and reporting systems for test results.
  • Design and build custom test fixtures and jigs for R&D and manufacturing.

What they're looking for

  • Hardware testing
  • Software testing (Python, C#/WPF)
  • Prototyping
  • 3D modeling (Solidworks, ProEngineer)
  • Embedded hardware (Arduino)
  • PCB bring-up/debug
  • Communication protocols (I2C, SPI)
  • Git/GitHub

Benefits

  • Innovation-focused culture
  • Immediate responsibility and growth opportunities
  • Collaboration with exceptional talent
  • Equitable compensation
  • Continuous equity investment
  • Travel to China as needed
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Eightsleep

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Likely interview questions

  • Describe your experience designing and executing experiments to validate hardware performance.
  • Can you walk me through a time you used Python or C#/WPF to automate a testing process?
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