Electrical Engineer , Ii
Listed on 2025-12-01
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Engineering
Electrical Engineering, Systems Engineer
Verustruct is developing a suite of robotic construction technologies to deliver affordable, sustainable, safe, and beautiful housing to help close the U.S. housing gap of 4.5 million homes. Using our patent-pending translational slipform technology (TSF), we take a different approach to 3D printed buildings by extruding load‑bearing walls, integrated with MEP systems, without the use of large and expensive support structures.
We are looking for a VP of Engineering to help ensure cross-functional collaboration and product development success as we scale.
You will work on projects from initial design through prototype testing, ensuring that all electrical systems meet performance, safety, and regulatory requirements. This role will focus on the electronics of the patent-pending TSF device including its power distribution, actuation systems, and critical control logic.
The Electrical Engineers will work closely with the mechanical and civil engineers to ensure the TSF device is powered efficiently and safely. As an Electrical Engineer at Verustruct, you will be guide how the TSF sources, distributes, and controls power. This role requires microcontroller coding expertise, as well as the ability to communicate complex technical details effectively with the mechanical team.
Both Electrical Engineers (I and II) will report directly to the VP of Engineering and will integrate their work with the Mechanical and Civil Engineers via the TSF device.
We value diverse backgrounds and believe that qualities such as motivation, interest, and the ability to learn quickly are just as important as meeting the qualifications listed. If you’re excited about the opportunity and feel you can contribute, even if you don’t meet every requirement, we encourage you to apply.
RESPONSIBILITIESDesign and integrate actuators into the TSF device, working with the mechanical team to ensure precise movement control and power distribution.
Assist in the design and integration of electrical systems, including wiring, circuits, and embedded components within Verustruct’s robotic construction devices.
Work through overarching electronics architecture and electrical system design.
Design the power distribution system for the TSF device and develop code for microcontrollers.
Support the development and testing of electrical components and systems for functionality, safety, and reliability.
Collaborate with mechanical and software engineering teams to integrate electrical systems with mechanical systems and control software.
Ensure compliance with industry standards, building codes, and regulatory requirements for electrical systems used in construction applications.
Work closely with the engineering team to ensure the scalability of electrical designs for full‑scale manufacturing and implementation of Verustruct’s TSF construction systems.
COMPENSATIONCompetitive salary aligned with early‑stage tech startups with potential for equity participation
Performance‑based incentives tied to funding milestones, product development, or strategic objectives
Standard health insurance and flexible work arrangements
Grow Your Vision BASIC QUALIFICATIONS (Level I)Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or related field.
Familiarity with implementing STM
32 (or similar) microcontrollers, including project creation, peripheral configuration, code development, and debugging.
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering or a related field.
3+ years of experience in electrical engineering, ideally in robotics, automation, or construction technology.
Strong familiarity with implementing STM
32 (or similar) microcontrollers, including project creation, peripheral configuration, code development, and debugging.
Strong foundation in electrical systems design and basic knowledge of circuits and embedded systems.
Experience with electrical testing equipment and troubleshooting tools.
Knowledge of microcontrollers and related programming language.
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