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The role involves identifying and pursuing new business opportunities, nurturing existing commercial relationships, collaborating cross-functionally, conducting market research, and leading negotiations to drive revenue growth for Atomic Machines. The director will also contribute to strategy and success metrics reporting to inform product development.

As the Director of Business Development at Atomic Machines, you will drive revenue growth by identifying new business opportunities, nurturing existing partnerships, collaborating with cross-functional teams, conducting market research, providing sales training, leading negotiations, and contributing to strategic development. You will significantly influence the company’s growth trajectory in the micromanufacturing sector.

The Sr. Manager or Director of Software Engineering at Atomic Machines will lead a growing software team responsible for developing complex systems including software for custom FPGAs and embedded systems. The role focuses on cross-functional coordination, software technical leadership, and team management to ensure high-quality product delivery and effective collaboration across engineering disciplines.

Lead the software engineering team at Atomic Machines, driving software architectural clarity, overseeing projects, managing resources and deadlines, and ensuring product quality. Involve in hands-on software development and cross-functional coordination for robust commercial product delivery.

The Office Manager at Atomic Machines will be responsible for overseeing daily office logistics, greeting guests, managing vendor relationships, organizing complex calendars for executives, planning events, and ensuring the supply needs of the office and lab are met. The role requires a highly organized individual capable of addressing challenges creatively in a fast-paced startup environment.

As a Platform Development Engineer, you will develop software to connect platform software architecture with manufacturing hardware, assist in hardware bring-up and calibration, and create debugging tools. You will collaborate with hardware and software teams to ensure integration of complex robotic subsystems.

The Modeling and Simulation Engineer will develop analytical and numerical models for multiple physics domains, perform performance optimizations, and conduct sensitivity analyses for existing and new devices. Responsibilities include setting up multiphysics FEM and CFD models, documenting methods, validating models with experiments, and collaborating with team members.

The Staff Software Engineer will design and build the application software for the Matter Compiler's manufacturing operations, including the Manufacturing Execution System (MES). Responsibilities involve developing APIs, managing distributed software systems, debugging, and collaborating with experts in various fields. The role requires multi-language coding skills and experience with complex distributed systems.

As a Staff DevOps Engineer, you will design, implement, and maintain infrastructures and deployment pipelines. You'll collaborate with software and hardware teams to enhance system reliability and scalability while implementing best practices for secure and efficient operations.

The Head of Supply Chain will define and execute supply chain strategies, oversee raw materials and equipment sourcing, and ensure efficient product delivery while developing a high-performing team. Key responsibilities include supplier identification, contract negotiation, inventory management, budget oversight, and collaboration with stakeholders to integrate supply chain processes with organizational objectives.

The Modeling and Simulation Engineer will develop mathematical and numerical models focusing on electromagnetism and thermal effects to optimize device performance. The role requires expertise in setting up multiphysics simulations using various software tools, documenting methods, presenting findings, and collaborating with cross-functional teams.