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General Matter

Electrical Engineer (New Grad)

Los Angeles, CA$96k–$107kentryAdded yesterday

About this role

Join General Matter as an early-career Electrical Engineer to design and develop reliable electrical systems for uranium enrichment technology. You'll own meaningful technical projects spanning circuit design, power electronics, controls, and safety-critical systems, working alongside experienced engineers in a fast-paced, mission-driven environment focused on enabling affordable nuclear energy.

What you'll do

  • Design and develop highly reliable electrical systems and components for enrichment technology
  • Perform systems trades, requirements capture, component selection, schematic capture, and prototyping
  • Conduct bring-up, debugging, design documentation, manufacturing planning, and production testing
  • Create development and qualification testing campaigns to validate designs under demanding conditions
  • Collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure systems are efficient, manufacturable, and reliable

What they're looking for

  • Electrical systems architecture and circuit design
  • PCBA layout and harness design
  • Power electronics design
  • First-principles engineering analysis and trade studies
  • Firmware development
  • Electromagnetic simulation
  • Technical documentation and communication
  • Hardware prototyping and bring-up
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General Matter

General Matter develops nuclear fuel enrichment systems and production infrastructure. The company is hiring for engineering roles including EHS, quality, manufacturing systems, tooling, and test systems engineers to support its uranium enrichment operations and manufacturing processes.

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Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through a circuit design or electrical project you've completed from concept to implementation—what were the key challenges?
  • How would you approach designing a power electronics system for an application you've never worked with before?
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