Backend Software Engineer, Hadrian
$150-275k
+ Equity
More information about location
Building autonomous factories for aerospace components
Open for applications
Building autonomous factories for aerospace components
101-200 employees
Open for applications
$150-275k
+ Equity
More information about location
101-200 employees
Company mission
To build the planet's most efficient factory to accelerate a democratic, abundant, spacefaring future.
Role
Who you are
- Have extensive experience shipping modern, robust, reliable backend applications (our back-ends are in Go, Python, and Node)
- Are self-motivated and eager to get hands-on and tackle challenges independently while working collaboratively toward identified objectives
- Work with a hacker mentality – driven to find answers and solve problems even if it demands reverse engineering systems to get the most out of every feature
- Take responsibility and ownership finding solutions no matter what
- Deploy your broad experience and big picture view to fix undreamed of problems with innovative solutions
- Are excited to work in a fast-paced environment with high-stakes and quick iteration cycles
- Are a highly effective communicator when speaking or writing, especially when presenting technical information
- Can work from our Los Angeles Factory (Torrance)
What the job involves
- As a foundational member of our software engineering team, you'll work closely with our product, operations, data, and robotics teams to make Flow, our FactoryOS, the factory platform of the future
- Scope, architect, implement, and deploy critical applications that will drive revenue and make a positive impact in the world
- Write robust, reliable, and critical software to operate our factory
- Work directly with our internal and external customers to drive our roadmap
- Get to build alongside an incredible team of engineers, operators, and the best machinists/CAM programmers in the world
- Be given autonomy and virtually unlimited room to grow
Our take
Hadrian is an industrial automation company that creates autonomous factories for aerospace components. Founded by a former history student, the inspiration for Hadrian was the notion that throughout history, empires begin to fall when they outsource their core industries to lower-cost countries, resulting in internal stagnation and mass unemployment.
To counter this historic trend, founder Chris Power founded Hadrian, which uses machine learning to automate the processes of component factories. Power honed in on key US industries that were lacking in scaleable solutions. Aerospace and defense is one area in which the USA relies on boutique experts who lack the manpower to build at scale. This factory automation solution addresses bottlenecks in manufacturing aerospace components that slow down progress due to owner-operated machine shops.
With investment from early Facebook and Air BnB investors Andreessen Horowitz, Hadrian is setting a precedent for a new era of machine work innovation. Hadrian’s main challenge will be convincing smaller manufacturers in the sector to embrace the precision and time-saving benefits of automation. With two factories now operational, Hadrian will need to continue its growth to meet the growing demand for component manufacturing.
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Company
Funding (last 2 of 4 rounds)
Feb 2024
$93.6m
SERIES B
May 2022
$37.5m
EARLY VC
Total funding: $230.6m
Company benefits
- 100% coverage of platinum medical, dental, vision, and life insurance plans for employees 401k
- Relocation stipend if you’re moving from outside of LA
- Flexible vacation policy
Company HQ
Hermosa Beach, CA
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Leadership
Chris Power
(CEO & CPO)Previously Managing Partner at ADSC, Contributor and Advisor at Open Lunar Foundation and Head of Growth at Ento.com.
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