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Chariot Defense
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Test Engineer, Hardware and Systems
San Bruno, California, United States
unspecified $120K-$160KTest Engineer, Hardware and Systems San Bruno, California, United States About Us Chariot Defense is a defense technology company that designs and manufactures a family of power products for the U.S. military and its allies. We believe that credible deterrence of armed conflict and winning if deterrence fails, requires more than just the best drones, sensors, weapons, electronic warfare systems, and command & control capabilities. Those critical components will require sustained electric power in austere and resource-constrained environments. Moreover, military units must be able to turn off the trucks and generators that generate this power to hide and survive. In other words, power generation must be decoupled from power consumption. Chariot Defense's products enable exactly this capability, allowing U.S. and allied militaries to be more lethal and survivable. We hope you will join us on this mission. About the Role Chariot Defense is looking for a Test Engineer to own hardware validation across our power systems across mechanical, electrical, thermal, power electronics and controls, performing component-level all the way to full system integration testing in environmental and operational conditions. You'll sit at the intersection of hardware, firmware, and systems engineering, building the test infrastructure and executing the validation strategy that gets Amphora and future cutting-edge products in energy and power storage, and mobility, from prototype to fielded. Our team comes from Tesla, Anduril, Apple, Archer, and the U.S. military. We build hardware that operators depend on in the field - and we validate it like lives depend on it, because
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Inventory Operations Specialist
San Bruno, California, United States
unspecified $22-$32/hrInventory Operations Specialist San Bruno, California, United States About Us Chariot Defense is a defense technology company that designs and manufactures a family of power products for the U.S. military and its allies. We believe that credible deterrence of armed conflict and winning if deterrence fails, requires more than just the best drones, sensors, weapons, electronic warfare systems, and command & control capabilities. Those critical components will require sustained electric power in austere and resource-constrained environments. Moreover, military units must be able to turn off the trucks and generators that generate this power to hide and survive. In other words, power generation must be decoupled from power consumption. Chariot Defense's products enable exactly this capability, allowing U.S. and allied militaries to be more lethal and survivable. We hope you will join us on this mission. About the Role Chariot Defense is seeking a motivated and detail-oriented Inventory Operations Specialist to join our operations team, reporting to the Head of Operations. As we scale production across multiple power product lines, we need a dependable hands-on operator to keep our warehouse organized, our inventory accurate, and our manufacturing floor continuously supplied. This role is responsible for the physical receipt, storage, kitting, and issuance of components and finished goods-as well as maintaining precise records in our ERP system. The role demands speed, accuracy, and the ability to stay composed and organized in a dynamic, high-throughput environment. Key Responsibilities - Receiving & Inspection: Receive, count, and inspect incoming shipments of components and raw materials
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Power Electronics Engineer
San Bruno, California, United States
unspecified $130K-$180KPower Electronics Engineer San Bruno, California, United States About Us Chariot Defense is a defense technology company that designs and manufactures a family of power products for the U.S. military and its allies. We believe that credible deterrence of armed conflict and winning if deterrence fails, requires more than just the best drones, sensors, weapons, electronic warfare systems, and command & control capabilities. Those critical components will require sustained electric power in austere and resource-constrained environments. Moreover, military units must be able to turn off the trucks and generators that generate this power to hide and survive. In other words, power generation must be decoupled from power consumption. Chariot Defense's products enable exactly this capability, allowing U.S. and allied militaries to be more lethal and survivable. We hope you will join us on this mission. About the Role Power is the product. We're looking for a power electronics engineer who can own the electrical architecture of our power, conversion and energy systems, both on energy storage and vehicle/ automotive mobility from DC/DC and DC/AC conversion, protection and isolation circuits, and power distribution and management. You'll be one of the first power electronics hires and will directly shape what goes into our products across multiple platforms and sectors. This is a high-ownership, high-impact, highly interdisciplinary, prototype-to-production role at a company where the hardware actually matters. Key Responsibilities - Own full-cycle design of power electronics subsystems: DC/DC and DC/AC converters, protection logic, and power distribution units, managing low voltage and high voltage
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Engineering Technician
San Bruno, California, United States
unspecified $24.4-$65.4/hrEngineering Technician San Bruno, California, United States About Us Chariot Defense is a defense technology company that designs and manufactures a family of power products for the U.S. military and its allies. We believe that credible deterrence of armed conflict and winning if deterrence fails, requires more than just the best drones, sensors, weapons, electronic warfare systems, and command & control capabilities. Those critical components will require sustained electric power in austere and resource-constrained environments. Moreover, military units must be able to turn off the trucks and generators that generate this power to hide and survive. In other words, power generation must be decoupled from power consumption. Chariot Defense's products enable exactly this capability, allowing U.S. and allied militaries to be more lethal and survivable. We hope you will join us on this mission. About the Role Chariot Defense is seeking a motivated and hands-on Engineering Technician to join our engineering team, reporting to the Systems Integration Lead. In this entry-level role, you will support the assembly, testing, and basic prototyping of electrical, mechanical, and power electronic systems, including integrated vehicle platforms. You will collaborate with multidisciplinary engineering and design teams to help ensure our systems meet performance, endurance, and reliability requirements for deployment in demanding environments. This is an exceptional opportunity for a junior technician to accelerate their technical skill set, with a fast-track for internal advancement as the team grows and the company scales. We strongly encourage you to research Chariot Defense and our anticipated growth and market
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Electronic Design Engineer
San Bruno, California, United States
unspecified $130K-$180KElectronic Design Engineer San Bruno, California, United States About Us Chariot Defense is a defense technology company that designs and manufactures a family of power products for the U.S. military and its allies. We believe that credible deterrence of armed conflict and winning if deterrence fails, requires more than just the best drones, sensors, weapons, electronic warfare systems, and command & control capabilities. Those critical components will require sustained electric power in austere and resource-constrained environments. Moreover, military units must be able to turn off the trucks and generators that generate this power to hide and survive. In other words, power generation must be decoupled from power consumption. Chariot Defense's products enable exactly this capability, allowing U.S. and allied militaries to be more lethal and survivable. We hope you will join us on this mission. About the Role Chariot Defense is seeking a highly motivated and skilled Electronic Design Engineer to join our engineering team, reporting to the Head of Electrical Engineering. In this role, you will conceptualize, design, develop, and test advanced energy storage and power electronic systems. You will work across multidisciplinary engineering and design teams to ensure our systems meet stringent MIL-STD performance, reliability, and security requirements for deployment in demanding environments, performing critical missions. Key Responsibilities - Design & Development : Create schematics, layouts, and circuit designs for low- and high-voltage power electronics systems coupled with advanced energy storage, management, and safety systems, optimizing for stable circuit dynamics, power efficiency, latency, electrical safety and system protection,
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Mechanical Engineer
San Bruno, California, United States
unspecified $130K-$180KMechanical Engineer San Bruno, California, United States About Us Chariot Defense is a defense technology company that designs and manufactures a family of power products for the U.S. military and its allies. We believe that credible deterrence of armed conflict and winning if deterrence fails, requires more than just the best drones, sensors, weapons, electronic warfare systems, and command & control capabilities. Those critical components will require sustained electric power in austere and resource-constrained environments. Moreover, military units must be able to turn off the trucks and generators that generate this power to hide and survive. In other words, power generation must be decoupled from power consumption. Chariot Defense's products enable exactly this capability, allowing U.S. and allied militaries to be more lethal and survivable. We hope you will join us on this mission. About the Role Chariot Defense is seeking a highly motivated and skilled Mechanical Engineer to join our engineering team, reporting to the Powertrain Lead Engineer. In this role, you will conceptualize, design, develop, and test advanced mechanical and power electronic systems, including fully integrated vehicle platforms. You will work across multidisciplinary engineering and design teams to ensure our systems meet stringent MIL-STD performance, endurance and reliability, and security requirements for deployment in demanding environments, performing critical missions. Key Responsibilities - Design Ownership: Own hardware design from initial requirements to concept and prototyping to series production, and beyond, in service and field deployment, as an end-to-end owner of subsystems. - Integrated Systems: Develop mechanical designs that involve
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Manufacturing Technician
San Bruno, California, United States
unspecified $60K-$90KManufacturing Technician San Bruno, California, United States About Us Chariot Defense is a defense technology company that designs and manufactures a family of power products for the U.S. military and its allies. We believe that credible deterrence of armed conflict and winning if deterrence fails, requires more than just the best drones, sensors, weapons, electronic warfare systems, and command & control capabilities. Those critical components will require sustained electric power in austere and resource-constrained environments. Moreover, military units must be able to turn off the trucks and generators that generate this power to hide and survive. In other words, power generation must be decoupled from power consumption. Chariot Defense's products enable exactly this capability, allowing U.S. and allied militaries to be more lethal and survivable. We hope you will join us on this mission. About the Role Chariot Defense is seeking a highly motivated Manufacturing Technician to join our manufacturing team, reporting to the Head of Manufacturing. In this role, you assemble, troubleshoot, and/or repair sub-assemblies and finished products that our customers will operate in the world's harshest environments. Your responsibilities will encompass a range of tasks, including wire harness assembly, mechanical assembly, quality control, and end-of-line testing. Adherence to process where it exists, the ability to think critically where it does not, attention-to-detail, and an unyielding commitment to quality will be essential to success in this role. To achieve this high standard of workmanship, you will be required to accurately interpret engineering drawings, wiring diagrams, work instructions, and execute