[ CAREERS · 9 MOTHERS ] · 9 open roles
We ship hardware on software tempo — AI perception, kinetic engagement, and the kill chain that closes them. Hard problems, real deployment, short iteration loops, and the people doing the work own the spec.
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- Austin, TX
[ WHY 9 MOTHERS ]
Why this team. Why now. #
If you've ever shipped hardware inside a slow program of record and thought we should be doing this in months, not years — this is the team for you.
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The work is the perk.
Autonomous perception, terminal engagement, manufacturable hardware — designed and built in one room. You'll own a system, not a Jira ticket.
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Short loops, real telemetry.
Range time, range data, range fixes. We instrument what we build and we iterate on what the data tells us — not on what the roadmap deck promised six months ago.
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Operators are users.
Mass, setup time, and human factors are first-class specs. The people carrying it are in the loop from week one — not at acceptance testing.
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Built to be afforded.
Cost-per-shot, serviceability, and manufacturability are design constraints. We're building weapons the U.S. and its allies can afford to use at scale.
[ A DAY ON THE LINE ]
What the work looks like. #
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01Range setup. Coffee. Comms check.
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02Live-fire iteration on yesterday's filter taps.
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03Operator debrief over food trucks.
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04Bench rework. Solder. Print. Re-flash.
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05Next-day spec on the whiteboard. Austin · onsite · range adjacent
[ OPEN ROLES ]
Currently hiring. #
We're hiring across audio ML, DSP, systems, and software. If you don't see the exact role but you'd be the right person, send us a note anyway.
Hardware Engineering
4 roles### Robotics
2 roles### Perception
2 roles### Platform
1 role[ DON'T SEE YOUR ROLE? ]
Talk to us anyway. #
Recruiters should not contact us.