Job Title: Senior Embedded Controls Systems Engineer
Location:Burlington, MA
Position Type Full-Time

Required exp – Embedded Software, Algorithm Design, Control System 

Core Responsibilities

Design and develop control algorithms for brewer functionality, with a primary focus on heat and flow control, and expanding into fault detection using sensor data to identify safety issues and mitigate risk
Implement and modify embedded software that runs control algorithms across both consumer (at‑home) and commercial (away‑from‑home) brewer products
Develop and maintain design guides and specifications for brewer control algorithms to ensure consistency and quality across products
Build development and test tools (e.g., serial communication and scripted tools) to monitor brewer activity, push specialized functions, and enable efficient testing and validation of brewers
Conduct code reviews and technical oversight of other engineers’ solutions, signing off on designs and ensuring there are no integration or performance issues
 

Cross‑Functional & Systems Work

Act as a technical bridge between software engineers, electrical hardware teams, structural teams, and the brew engine performance team, sitting between hardware and pure software disciplines
Partner closely with hardware and performance engineering on components such as pumps, valves, heaters, and sensors to ensure control strategies align with physical system behavior
Perform systems engineering and platforming work, evaluating sensor and control architectures to select best‑in‑class solutions for cost, performance, and scalability, and to reduce redundant SKUs across the portfolio
 

Operational & Lifecycle Support

Support products in the field, including troubleshooting returned units, performing root‑cause analysis, and feeding lessons learned into next‑generation designs
Apply control systems design, tuning, and experimentation techniques, including system mapping, design of experiments (DOE), and validation activities
Contribute to technical project planning, breaking large deliverables into phases, identifying dependencies, and managing technical execution alongside project timelines