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Senior Electrical Engineer

Project Canary

Hayward, CAFull-timeNo compensation foundPosted 1mo agoVerified open 5 days ago

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Compensation
No compensation found
Location
Hayward, CA
Schedule
Full-time
Work Authorization
Not specified

Job overview

Project Canary is hiring a Senior Electrical Engineer. The Senior Electrical Engineer will join the Engineering team at Aeris Technologies, a subsidiary of Project Canary, in Hayward, CA. This role focuses on the electrical design and development of high-precision, ultra-sensitive trace gas analyzers. The ideal candidate will have experience designing electronics for laser-based gas spectroscopy systems, with a deep understanding of MIR/NIR lasers, optical detection chains, and exceptional signal fidelity. This person will own the electrical architecture from concept through production, driving new product development and continuous improvement.

Key focus areas include Own the electrical architecture from concept through production, Help drive new product development, and Help drive continuous improvement of existing systems.

Important skills include Electrical Design, Electronics Design, Laser-Based Gas Spectroscopy Systems, MIR/NIR Lasers, Optical Detection Chains, and Signal Fidelity. Preferred (not required): Solving Technical Problems, Curiosity, Collaboration, and Practical Engineering Approach.

Skills & qualifications

RequiredNice to have

Skills

Electrical DesignElectronics DesignLaser-Based Gas Spectroscopy SystemsMIR/NIR LasersOptical Detection ChainsSignal FidelityElectrical ArchitectureNew Product DevelopmentContinuous ImprovementSolving Technical ProblemsCuriosityCollaborationPractical Engineering Approach

Full job description

ABOUT US Aeris Technologies, Inc., a subsidiary of Project Canary, develops and commercializes advanced, laser-based gas analyzers for trace gas monitoring across environmental, industrial, laboratory, and field applications. Aeris instruments deliver high-precision, real-time measurements of greenhouse gases, atmospheric pollutants, and natural gas leak indicators, helping customers collect reliable data in fixed, mobile, handheld, and aerial configurations.

As part of Project Canary, Aeris supports a broader climate technology platform that helps energy companies improve and report on their emissions footprint. Project Canary combines high-fidelity sensors, data from multiple technologies and sources, and proprietary analytics to deliver actionable insights that help operators stop leaks faster, reduce risk, streamline reporting, and differentiate their operations for key stakeholders.

Aeris’s technology brings lab-grade gas sensing performance into the field, supporting applications in environmental monitoring, industrial safety, air quality, research, and emissions measurement.

ABOUT THE ROLE

The Senior Electrical Engineer will join the Engineering team at Aeris Technologies, based out of our office in Hayward, CA. This role will focus on the electrical design and development of our next generation of high-precision, ultra-sensitive trace gas analyzers. The ideal candidate will have experience designing electronics for laser-based gas spectroscopy systems, with a deep understanding of MIR/NIR lasers, optical detection chains, and the exceptional signal fidelity required for trace gas measurement. Working closely with cross-functional engineering teams, this person will own the electrical architecture from concept through production, helping drive new product development and continuous improvement of existing systems.

We're looking for an engineer who enjoys solving difficult technical problems and is energized by building products that move from concept into production. The ideal candidate combines deep technical expertise with curiosity, collaboration, and a practical approach to engineering, helping turn complex optical systems into reliable products that customers depend on.

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