Jobs at Revel

Own a core Revel platform area from conception through launch. Develop product vision and roadmaps, identify user needs and market opportunities, write product requirements, define milestones, coordinate engineers, and align stakeholders. Work directly with leadership and customers, use real hardware configurations and test data, and ship products for technical users in complex hardware environments.

Lead end-to-end product design for Revel’s hardware-control software, from user research and wireframes through high-fidelity interfaces and prototypes. Collaborate with product managers and engineers, evolve scalable design systems, advocate for user needs, and validate solutions through usability testing. The role requires strong visual and interaction design skills, responsive web and mobile experience, and comfort working in a fast-paced startup environment.

Own product and feature launches, positioning, messaging, go-to-market plans, sales enablement, and technical content. Develop collateral, case studies, thought leadership, vertical-specific messaging, and customer proof points for technical and executive audiences. Collaborate with product, engineering, sales, and design teams while tracking launch adoption, share of voice, and pipeline impact.

Embed with customers to integrate and deploy Revel's platform: write production code, connect to hardware (sensors, actuators, test stands), build dashboards, troubleshoot in-field, translate feedback to product, and partner with internal teams. Requires frequent travel (30–50%) and deep technical customer relationships.

Embedded Software Engineering Intern developing Rust systems software for Linux userspace and integrating industrial hardware. Responsibilities include building hardware abstraction layers, communicating with sensors and controllers, debugging across software and hardware, using logic analyzers and oscilloscopes, writing tests, and participating in code reviews. The role offers hands-on experience with low-level programming, communication protocols, reliability, and safety-critical systems.

Build and maintain Hardware-in-the-Loop testing systems, write Python automation, integrate test equipment and hardware, and contribute to CI and testing infrastructure. Diagnose failures across software, hardware, and infrastructure while improving automated test reliability, speed, and scalability. The intern will collaborate with software, embedded, and hardware engineers, document testing practices, and gain experience integrating software with real and simulated mission-critical hardware.

Work on software and hardware integrations for aerospace, automotive, energy, and manufacturing customers. Responsibilities include writing production code, building monitoring tools and dashboards, integrating software with test stands and physical hardware, troubleshooting deployments, and supporting customer engineering teams. The intern will develop and test hardware-interfacing software, collaborate with software and forward-deployed engineers, and occasionally travel to customer sites.

Build and improve full-stack software for engineers operating mission-critical hardware. Responsibilities include developing React and TypeScript/JavaScript interfaces, contributing to backend services and APIs, creating reliable data flows, debugging across systems, writing tested code, and collaborating on greenfield products. The intern will work closely with software engineers and operators while gaining experience across frontend, backend, databases, and hardware-connected systems.

Hands-on intern supporting customer test-stand deployments, test infrastructure, dashboards, automation, data acquisition, telemetry, hardware validation, and troubleshooting across software, networking, firmware, hardware, and physical systems. The role includes test campaigns, customer collaboration, training, documentation, and product improvement feedback. Occasional customer-site travel is required.

Design and build high-performance browser UIs and backend services for mission-critical hardware control. Own greenfield projects, system architecture, data flow, reliability, mentor junior engineers, and deliver well-tested production software.

Define and own hardware integration product for test engineers: lead discovery, benchmark tools, translate workflows into scoped requirements, prioritize roadmap, partner with design/engineering/marketing, and ensure clean platform integration for DAQ and instrumentation workflows.

Build, maintain, and scale hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) systems and associated CI infrastructure. Integrate test equipment and instrumentation, improve HIL testing practices, and ensure documentation, automation, and security across the deployment lifecycle.

Own hardware platform end-to-end: evaluate and qualify x86/ARM compute and networking components; bring up and tune Linux for real-time, safety-critical workloads; build fleet health, diagnostics, and observability tooling; implement platform security (Secure Boot, TPM 2.0, disk encryption); design and execute hardware validation campaigns and maintain hardware compatibility matrix.

Build and maintain Nix-native CI/CD and deployment pipelines, manage and optimize a large CI compute pool, drive NixOS adoption and internal packaging, plan capacity and procurement, operate customer-facing production systems, and mentor engineers on Nix and platform best practices.

Own and evolve Revel's simulation product by conducting high-fidelity customer discovery, translating feedback into scoped requirements, owning roadmap and priorities, integrating simulation with the Revel platform, partnering with design, front-end engineering, and marketing, and managing stakeholders through validation, integration, and scaled launch with high ownership and tight timelines.

Deploy and integrate Revel software on customer hardware, write RevelCode, build dashboards, deliver training, troubleshoot embedded systems in field environments, and translate customer feedback into product improvements while traveling to customer sites.

Design, implement, and optimize a specialized compiler for Revel's hardware control language, including parsing, semantic analysis, IR design, optimization passes, and code generation. Collaborate with software, hardware, and systems teams, improve compiler robustness and determinism through testing and benchmarking, and contribute R&D for advanced compiler challenges.

Develop portable, high-performance embedded software and HALs in Rust/C/C++ for industrial hardware. Integrate and debug devices/protocols (Modbus, SPI, I2C, CAN, UART, RS-485), use hardware tools (logic analyzers, oscilloscopes), reverse-engineer undocumented devices, ensure deterministic low-latency behavior, and validate system reliability to prevent unsafe failures.