Since the start of this forum and more and more people working on LoRaWAN professionally, we are seeing increasing demand for a way to link companies to people that aspire a job related to LoRaWAN.
Therefore, inspired by Hacker News’ monthly “Who is hiring?” post, we now introduce a new monthly topic where employers can post their jobs.
Rules:
only post jobs, one job per post; no questions or discussions here, please contact the company directly
only post when you are personally part of the company and state your position; recruiting firms and job boards are not allowed here
only post jobs that are directly related to LoRaWAN, and include explanation
put basic info on the first line: company name, role, salary indication (+ possibility for equity), location (+ possibility for remote work), website
introduce the company
describe the role: e.g. primary activity, required skills and experience
how to contact the company
you can repost jobs from a previous month if the position has not been filled yet
this is the only place on this forum where you can post jobs
The mission of The Things Industries is to guarantee the continuity of The Things Network. We achieve this by donating and contributing open source code to The Things Network Foundation. We build the core of The Things Network, and we build additional services for enterprises.
The Things Network uses a decentralized, scalable and highly robust infrastructure. The routing and processing components of The Things Network are developed as open source components and are hosted by The Things Network Foundation. Therefore, you not only work for a company, but you will also be an active member of the open source community.
In this role, you’ll be:
Developing The Things Network next generation’s network server; implementing the server side of the LoRaWAN specification
Improving your Go expertise
Owning part of the codebase
Developing testing and deployment processes to facilitate the public community network as well as private networks
Reporting directly to The Things Network’s Tech Lead and The Things Industries’ CTO (me)
Working with the open source community as well as enterprise customers to turn requirements into code
Providing community support on GitHub, Slack and this Forum
You are not required to master Go already, but proven C/C++, C#, Rust, maybe even Java, experience is required. Contributing to open source projects is a pre. We are open to full-time graduate internships for MSc Computer Science or related.
The mission of The Things Industries is to guarantee the continuity of The Things Network. We achieve this by donating and contributing open source code to The Things Network Foundation. We build the core of The Things Network, and we build additional services for enterprises.
The Things Network uses a decentralized, scalable and highly robust infrastructure. The routing and processing components of The Things Network are developed as open source components and are hosted by The Things Network Foundation. Therefore, you not only work for a company, but you will also be an active member of the open source community.
In this role, you’ll be:
Developing The Things Network next generation renowned Console, interact in realtime with LoRaWAN traffic and managing the LoRaWAN network server
Improving your React 16 expertise
Owning part of the codebase
Developing testing and deployment processes to facilitate the public community network as well as private networks
Reporting directly to The Things Network’s Tech Lead and The Things Industries’ CTO (me)
Working with the open source community as well as enterprise customers to turn requirements into code
Providing community support on GitHub, Slack and this Forum
You are not required to master React 16 already, but proven React experience is required. Contributing to open source projects is a pre. We are open to full-time graduate internships for MSc Computer Science or related.
About TWG
Here at TWTG we specialise in smart embedded electronics. We’re tireless tinkerers, motivated by challenge, curiosity, and changing the status quo. We’re the kind of people that used to be called ‘inventors’.
Be ready to enroll in a team (25 engineers) that consists of embedded engineers, industrial designers and software developers. Together, we turn the coolest projects into reality for clients such as PostNL T-mobile or ERIKS. But you will also work on the technology behind The Things Network and Tryst Energy, our energy harvesting spin off.
Next to that, we pay special attention in maintaining our culture of learning new stuff everyday, being and staying ahead of the curve and challenging each other in a friendly atmosphere and in our kick-ass company events.
About you, the Embedded Hardware Engineer.
You will create the design of the hardware circuits in our products. You iterate your design upon sketches and brainstorming with your team. You will build a prototype in no-time (rapid prototyping), troubleshoot that first board design and design boards ready for small scale production. Finally, you are deeply invested in optimizing the design, tweaking the analog circuit and creating a final product.
▪ Graduated in a related field (HBO / WO);
▪ 3+ years of experience in the engineering-field;
▪ Knows embedded hardware, but you’re also familiar with the embedded software;
▪ Loves to design and analyse analog circuitry and subsystems;
▪ Create and execute test plans to ensure circuit & system robustness;
▪ Can autonomously perform circuit design including: requirements interpretation, schema design, debugging and integration;
▪ Iterative design is something that’s made for you;
▪ Knows your way around Altium;
▪ You speak sufficient English, but geen zorgen we spreken ook gewoon Nederlands;
Want to apply?
Simply email us at jobs@twtg.io
(oh about me: I’m of the founders and CTO of TWTG)
About TWG
The workplace information mentioned above also applies for software engineers. Most of the time.
About you, the Embedded Software Engineer.
You, the Embedded Software Engineer (with feeling for hardware), will develop the brains of our products. You iterate upon sketches and brainstorming with your team. You will bring a prototype to life in no-time and program code in C(++) / Python. You will never use the excuse ‘But yesterday it worked’, because you prove it by mastering GIT. The next step is to make the firmware ready for small scale pilots. In the end, you are deeply invested in optimizing the product, helping your embedded hardware colleagues and creating the final product.
▪ Graduated in a related field (HBO / WO);
▪ 3+ years of experience in the field;
▪ You know embedded hardware, but you also know some embedded software;
▪ Iterative design is something that’s made for you.
▪ C(++) works in your favor;
▪ You speak sufficient English, but geen zorgen we spreken ook gewoon Nederlands;
TWTG (formerly known as Tweetonig) | Hardware Lead | € 51,8k - 69,3k + pension + stock options or profit share possibilities| Full time on location in Rotterdam | twtg.io/vacature/hardware-lead-fulltime/
About TWG
The workplace information mentioned above also applies to the hardware Lead. Although you might have some more responsibility about creating that environment.
About you, the Embedded hardware lead.
You will be our captain of the hardware team. Due the amount of experience you have gathered over the past years you’re the go-to-person for embedded hardware problems. You know your way around digital and analog circuitry. Your main tasks are coaching your embedded hardware colleagues, analyzing potential risks and overseeing multiple projects. You can easily adapt to different projects and don’t mind making those hard decisions.
▪ Embedded Hardware Engineer (HBO / WO);
▪ 5+ years of experience in the field;
▪ You are an expert in the field of embedded hardware, but also know enough about embedded software;
▪ Iterative design is something that’s tailor made for you;
▪ Experience in leading development projects;
▪ Experience in connected hardware projects;
▪ Knows (and accepts) the trade-off’s involved in engineering (preferably multidisciplinary: hardware/software/mechanical);
▪ Is open minded and selects the right tool for each project;
▪ Knows how to balance innovation & organisational risk taking;
▪ You speak sufficient English, but geen zorgen we spreken ook gewoon Nederlands;
Urgent help for an ongoing project for last two weeks of July.
We’re looking for UK based contractors who can travel to sites to install (simple) sensors, gateways, etc. Most are high street locations but the ideal candidate should have his/her car and be able to drive.
You should be able to do basic things on your own like strip wires, attach ferrules, correctly attach sensors to screw terminals, install and care for 18650 batteries and check on TTN console that the device is operating correctly.
Basic notions of RF/LoRa are a big plus but usually we’ll ship the hardware and give you all the training necessary over videoconference - we’re always available to help you.
Given the work involves direct contact with end clients a tidy, professional appearance is advised.
We believe in paying very fairly for these jobs and include a mileage supplement - more details available upon contact. It’s also a good experience to get into the booming IoT business, get lots of experience with TTN, understand what IoT clients want etc. All locations are connected to TTN.
Metavurt has been a believer in TTN and LPWAN in general since the start and and is backed by a solid portfolio of very successful clients in the UK and abroad.
If you’re around these areas or within your reach please get in touch by email jobs@metavurt.net or direct message here.
As an embedded hardware engineer you’re responsible for designing embedded systems by yourself and also within a team. You will work closely together with the other embedded hardware, software and mechanical engineers. The main language spoken in our office is English and you will be required to have full proficiency on this. SODAQ is a relatively small company and you will be required to be flexible to quickly switch between tasks and work on multiple project simultaneously.
Your tasks will range from testing small and simple circuits/boards to designing complex innovative products for clients or for internal use (webshop, etc). This also includes create schematics, perform PCB layout, develop test plans, test and troubleshoot prototypes and produce manufacturing documentation.
You will need to have a good understanding and have experience with microcontrollers, analog and digital circuits and using these in a low-power setup.
Requirements:
2 to 5 years of relevant experience (embedded systems)
Bachelor degree in embedded system engineering (or similar)
Experience with using Arduino (hardware & software)
Proficient in designing PCBs and schematic layouts
Is able to build and test electronic prototypes
Experience soldering SMT components
Experience with RF and antenna design is a bonus
Is flexible in switching between projects and is able to handle multiple project simultaneously
Has experience with designing low-power circuits
Has experience with using lab equipment (oscilloscope, bench multimeter, etc)
Can prepare and maintain technical documentation
Create and perform test plans, document, and analyze results
Has experience with Autodesk EAGLE or similar tools for designing PCBs (board & schematic)
Has knowledge of and experience with programming in C/C++
Is able to write simple software (sketches for Arduino) for testing the hardware and assisting the software engineer with small tasks
Has some experience with creating files for Electronic Manufacturing Services (generating Bill of Materials, gerbers, etc)
Has some experience with EMC and LVD standards (design for and testing them)
Professional proficient in English (speaking & writing), Dutch is a bonus
Is able to work within a team and provide (and handle) constructive feedback during design reviews
Open to learning new skills, using new tools and technologies
Interested? Please mail your CV to jobs[at]sodaq.com
Our company STREGA is manufacturing industrial LoRaWAN valves. We are looking for an Android developer who could develop a simple interface (2-3 pages max.), decoding our payload from TTN on a smartphone screen.
To be displayed:
valve ID
remaining battery power
signal information (RSSI/SNR)
valve status (Open/Close)
lid tamper value (open/close)
command button to send the DL message
We have a budget for this - most probably 2-3 days work max. Please contact us if of interest on hello@stregatechnologies.com
We at The Things Network are looking for LoRaWAN experts who can help us out with technical content creation and writing documentation (freelance/contract). The role is available from 1 December and may run for 4 or more weeks. Some of the topics that we need help with are -
Open position: Embedded Hardware Engineer | Institute IRNAS, Maribor, Slovenia
We are looking for an Embedded Hardware Engineer to join our interdisciplinary team of researchers and developers to work on exciting and always challenging LoRaWAN projects.
Main tasks and responsibilities of the new team member will be:
Development of IoT devices (NB-IoT, LoraWAN …) – specific experience not needed.
Development of embedded systems with microprocessors, ARM controllers.
Construction of printed circuit boards and prototype building (Altium, Kicad …).
Independent performance of consulting work.
Active collaboration with other team members.
Preparation of technical documentation.
You are great fit for this role if you have at least 5 of the following skills and experience:
Experience with EDA tools (Altium, KiCad, etc.).
Hands-on experience with advanced fine pitch components and PC board technologies.
Familiar with EMC requirements.
Ability to test, tune and rework prototypes.
Ability to develop simple test firmware in C or C++ for microcontrollers (ARM, PIC, AVR, STM, TI).
Proficient in test and measurement, collecting, recording and analysing test results.
Experience with version control tools and methods.
Open position: Embedded Software Engineer | Institute IRNAS, Maribor, Slovenia
We are looking for an Embedded Software Engineer to join our interdisciplinary team of researchers and developers and work on exciting and always challenging LoRaWAN projects.
Main tasks and responsibilities of the new team member will be:
Development of IoT devices (NB-IoT, LoraWAN …) – specific experience not needed.
Development of embedded systems with microprocessors, ARM controllers, and Linux based embedded computers.
Independent performance of consulting work.
Active collaboration with other team members.
Preparation of technical documentation.
You are great fit for this role if you have at least 5 of the following skills and experience:
Good knowledge of C programming, C89/99 standard preferred.
Good knowledge of C++ programming language, understanding of Standard Library and C++ 11/14 standard preferred.
Software design skills, with understanding of good software engineering principles.
Good knowledge of Linux-based platform, infrastructure related to operating system configuration.
Good understanding of one scripting language (Python, Bash, etc.).
Experience in using Git version control system.
Experience in writing Unit tests, preferred but not mandatory.
Basic understanding of how the embedded hardware works.
Smart Parks is looking for a new Wildlife ProTechtor!
Smart Parks is looking for a passionate conservation technology field engineer with a no-nonsense, getting-things-done attitude to extend our team. This means you know your way around computers, (LoRaWAN) networks and sensor technology and you share our passion for the protection of our natural world.
What it boils down to: you’ll be creating cutting edge technology solutions to help saving endangered wildlife. And you will get the opportunity to install them in the field and share your knowledge with park rangers. Yes, in the field which means; climbing to staggering heights, thick bush, rocks, deserts, solving puzzles with your pocketknife and duct tape, African sunsets, the occasional sundowner at a campfire and of course being surrounded by amazing wildlife.
Skills, Experience and Requirements
Critical thinker who can work alone, as well as in a team environment
Interested in Internet of Things and sensor technology in general
Ability to troubleshoot and diagnose complex problems under pressure
Strong understanding of electronic concepts
Good communication skills in both Dutch and English
Working knowledge of Linux environments and terminal skills
Working knowledge with setting-up and managing IP networks
Working knowledge with solar installations (DC power circuits)
Experience with AWS, Google Cloud, other cloud-hosted platforms preferred
Experience with engineering in the African bush
Deployment experience with LoRaWAN networks is a plus
What can you expect?
Work in a team, interacting with multiple technology developers and conservation partners
Work in a fast-paced environment with challenging timelines
Assist in the development of server-side sensor data capture and recording
Assist in developing code for IoT (Internet of Things) sensors to capture data
Work in remote places around the world with limited access to a shower
A lot of responsibility
At least one vegan colleague
What we offer?
Flexible compensation and mindblowing experiences.
Flat hierarchy and appreciation of individual work
Visibility of your work worldwide
Pioneering with state-of-the-art IoT technology
Office in Utrecht
Can’t wait to start?
Please apply by sending us your CV (or updated link to your LinkedIn profile) with a rock-solid motivation to info@smartparks.org before February 1, 2020.
About Smart Parks
Smart Parks is a social enterprise based in Utrecht and we provide technology solutions for the protection of wildlife, with a strong focus on keystone species.
In short: we want to make it possible for parks to communicate with all wildlife and assets inside a protected wildlife area (animals, rangers, vehicles, equipment etc.). We do this by creating networks based on suitable communication technology, whether that being LoRaWAN, WiFi, Narrowband IoT or something else. In those networks, we place sensors on animals, rangers and other assets that give us information about their whereabouts. All this information is fed into a control room application, providing park management with more situational awareness that leads to actionable intelligence.
We have deployed the first Smart Parks two years ago on a small scale in Mkomazi, Tanzania where we managed to be the first to put LoRaWAN sensors inside the horn of an Eastern Black Rhino. Since then, we have built Smart Parks in Malawi, Tanzania, Rwanda, Kenya, India, Zambia, Namibia and the Netherlands and are working with partners such as African Parks, Peace Parks, WWF and many others. With the rapidly evolving industry around the Internet of Things, we are now also capable of providing parks the capability to detect gunshots with acoustic sensors, recognize intruders with smart cameras that work with machine learning and it’s a matter of time before we can measure animal health status remotely as well.
We also launched opencollar.io in order to create Open Source tracking collars for a variety of species.
Our aim is to create networks and deploy sensors in conjunction with local staff. Over time we want local staff to learn the skills to implement new technologies for conservation. We believe that’s the only way to this can be done sustainably.
My colleagues at the Center for Information Security and Trust, https://cist.dk/ - here at IT University of Copenhagen,Denmark, want to dedicate a project to LPWAN/LoRaWAN security and have a 1-year (so far) opening for a research assistant … They write:
"Want a job working on LPWAN/LoRaWAN security? At ITU we are starting a project to gather statistics and improve the security of IoT deployments and are currently looking for research assistants. Contact us for details if interested! " <== which you could do here, if interested.
/sebastian
innius started life as a research project back in the beginning of 2015. The project looked into how to leverage extensive experience in building software for the manufacturing sector by using the emerging trends at that time like big data, cloud computing, mobile, social and IoT. The team and project evolved quickly. By May 2016, the project had delivered a working product to its first customer. innius was born. Since then, innius has been in a state of continual improvement and development. In April 2019, innius became an independent company and the Van Mourik Group became a strategic investor.
innius is already a front runner in the emerging Industrial IoT market and they want to maintain that position. One of the founding principles behind innius was Domain Driven Design. Their Domain: Industrial Machinery is the leading factor in what innius is and the direction it’s going in. As the industry moves to adopt this type of new technology, the domain itself will evolve. The cycle of development continues in both its language and needs.
The innius team is small enough (10 people) to work efficiently and collaborate closely, but large enough to have seasoned professionals on board in their respective fields. And to ensure a healthy work/life balance for everyone. Structurally, innius is quite flat and adopts the scrum agile methodology, working in cycles of two-week sprints, combined with a process of continual deployment. innius provides a good balance between personal freedom and accountability.
As the new Software Architect at innius, you will be the successor to CTO Rine le Comte. Rine has been combining his work at innius with a part-time teaching post at the Ede University of Applied Sciences. As of August 2020, he will become a full-time teacher and and will also be conducting related research. Luckily, he will remain available to get you acquainted with the job and the product. As Software Architect, you will work closely with a team of 4 software engineers (one of whom works remotely from Romania) on the development of the innius platform. Additionally, you will work with your marketing, sales and consultancy colleagues on positioning and implementing the innius platform in the marketplace. You will be based in Ede and report to John Rijksen, Managing Director.
The Job
innius is looking for an experienced Software Architect who welcomes being challenged by the advances in cloud technology and IoT technology and is happy to contribute to the design and development of a sophisticated and intelligent IoT cloud application. This application incorporates a cloud-based, distributed micro-services architecture, integrated via messages and events. It offers our clients a variety of functions for data access and retrieval, data analytics, workflow and collaboration management.
Your day-to-day activities:
Based on the architecture, you will create technical designs together with your team
When you’ve familiarized yourself with the platform, you will start translating the desired functionality of the product into a feasible software architecture
You will be the acting Scrum Master, leading the daily stand-ups and supervising the decision-making process
You will create a SaaS platform that is secure, test-driven, scalable and maintainable
You will incorporate the zero downtime concept into your work, meaning you know how to deploy and debug without causing any system downtime
Since the software is hosted in the cloud, you will be constantly challenged to make the software smarter so it takes up less capacity
You will frequently scan the market for relevant technical developments in the areas of IoT, machine learning, AI, data and the cloud by studying relevant literature as well as being familiar with and participating in relevant open source communities
You will assist in crafting a Proof of Concept in pre-sales situations
What do you bring?
Education and experience:
A master’s degree, preferably in AI or Computer Science. A PhD too? Great!
Experience at a start-up/scale-up company building and maintaining scalable distributed software systems
Knowledge:
For this role you need to be at the knowledge level of an AWS-Certified Solution Architect
Knowledge and experience in building web- and cloud-based software
Knowledge of micro-services architecture
Knowledgeable in Scrum methodology and modern agile software development methods (Domain Driven Design (DDD), Test Driven Development (TDD), Continuous Integration (CI))
You’re able to communicate clearly in the English language and preferably Dutch as well (or are willing to learn Dutch).
Note: Relocation support to non-residents is not offered.
Personality
You hate poor quality and bugs
You have an astute mind and have the guts to give feedback, also to your peers at the client site. But you’re open to feedback yourself as well.
You have an open personality and are technology agnostic
You’re analytically strong and like to simplify complex matters
You’re the type of person who comes up with the options at hand in a given situation and communicates the consequences of each of them to the people who need to make a decision
Pressure? You know how to deal with it.
The offer
Are you currently a Lead Engineer but not the person in the lead of technology? Or an Architect who needs to give way to a CTO? Now this is your chance to take the reins of a state-of-the-art Software product, involving all the latest development in Cloud, Data, IoT, AI and Machine Learning.
Compensation and benefits:
Gross annual salary: 70,000 to 85,000 euros (depending on the experience you bring), consisting of 12 monthly payments, an 8% annual holiday allowance and a revenue-dependant bonus (1 to 2 months’ salary)
28 days holiday (in the case of a full-time contract)
Well-arranged pension plan (50% employer contribution, increasing over time)
Travel allowance (0.19 cents per km commuting, 0.38 cents per km business)
Working from home is fine (up to 2 days per week), there are employees living as far as Haarlem, Breda and Linschoten.
HI, I’m not sure if this is the right place to ask or even if i’m allowed to ask…but…
I’m looking for someone that can create me a quick integration with a device to a web page. In simple terms i have my own Enterprise server hosted at AWS, i have a Bosch parking senor connected to a dedicated application and I’m receiving data as expected, well according to the Bosch documentation anyway.
What i’m after is a very simple web page that shows the current state ( occupied or free ) of the sensor graphically, just a simple green or red box will do.
If anyone on here can do this for me please get in touch, PM is fine, ask some questions if you have any and give me an idea of cost. Looking to get the work done as soon as i can really.
- from 27-6-18