Omen AI
Senior R&D Engineer
San Francisco · Senior
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 67 days ago
SolidWorksAltiumResearchProblem Solving
About the role
- With this data we can automatically match anomalies with failure modes weeks to months before catastrophic failure occurs.
- Omen Sentry: for direct-to-chip liquid cooling loops (typ. water/glycol mixtures).
- While our early-stage prototypes have proven the core viability of our spectroscopy techniques, we need an R&D Engineer to act as our primary explorer.
Responsibilities
- Proof-of-Concept Development: Build and iterate early-stage benchtop
- rigs to validate enhancements to our core tech (optics, fluid handling,
- Action biased i.e. prefers building a rough prototype to test a hypothesis
- than off-the-shelf reference designs.
- to own a fascinating hardware problem from the ground up and build something
- Our systems deliver PPM-level trace analysis reports on the fluids in
Requirements
- Ability to use both ECAD and MCAD is a must.
Nice to have
- Prior experience in other fields of spectroscopy is a plus
Company info
- Omen is miniaturizing lab-grade spectroscopy into field-deployable embedded
- industrial machines and datacenters, allowing us to detect complex wear trends
- like bearing failures or coolant contamination in real-time.
- automatically match anomalies with failure modes weeks to months before
- catastrophic failure occurs.
- Our team is a tightly knit group of ~20 builders, dropouts, and industry veterans.
- We don't build things that are good enough, we build things that are 100x better.
- With this data we can
- The Challenge
- We are currently developing two primary systems:
- Omen Scout: for closed-loop hydraulic and lubricating oils.
- Omen Sentry: for direct-to-chip liquid cooling loops (typ. water/glycol
- While our early-stage prototypes have proven the core viability of our
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