Well-funded Danish start-up seeks Firmware Engineers.
FIRMWARE ENGINEER · Copenhagen · Full-time
We are building a large-scale 3D printer to manufacture flying cars and satellites. Small team, well-funded, prototype already works. Your job is to make the firmware and control code that runs robust enough to ship.
What you'll actually do
Own the firmware for a robotic arm on an XY gantry with a pellet extruder on the end. Real-time motion, sensors, safety.
Ship code that is reviewed and proven step by step, so nothing goes out that hasn't been checked.
Support our slicing and G-code pipeline. We already have someone driving that; you'll partner with them to make it better.
See your code running, printing actual flying machines and space components.
You should be able to
Write robust, reliable embedded code, and prove it works before it ships.
Show a GitHub history you've kept up regularly. We want to see how you work.
Bring real robotics experience, ideally motion control, kinematics, gantries, or extrusion.
Communicate clearly. This is non-negotiable on a small team.
Use agentic AI tools to do in a day what others take a week to do, without losing the judgment to know when the output is wrong.
What you get
Highly competitive salary.
5+ weeks paid vacation, flexible hours.
Full relocation support.
Talented, motivated, intense, and interesting coworkers.
A front-row seat to hardware that helps launch the next generation of flight and space.
Share your GitHub and any robotics or firmware projects (videos, pictures, repos, writeups). Contact us:
Gustau Lange, CEO of AIRY +45 223 88 224