Hardware Engineer

• Orasio's products run where the cameras are. That means we don't ship to a cloud: we ship to police stations, military sites, transport hubs, and industrial facilities, often in constrained or fully air-gapped environments. Every deployment relies on hardware we design, source, or assemble: GPU-accelerated edge devices in the field, and on-premise compute infrastructure built to ingest, process, and store hundreds of video streams 24/7.
• Design our on-premise compute infrastructure. Self-contained, isolated "mini data centers" combining GPU compute, networking, and storage in rack-mount form factors, sized for deployments that range from a few cameras to several hundred.
• Own our OEM and supplier relationships. Leading technical discussions with manufacturers and integrators, whether we're ordering off-the-shelf hardware at scale or co-designing custom systems branded as Orasio.
• Improve our edge devices. Our current edge AI box (Jetson Orin Nano-based, IP67-rated, fanless) is sourced off-the-shelf and is thermally constrained for our AI workloads. You'll either qualify a better off-the-shelf platform or drive the design of a successor with better thermal headroom while keeping the same ruggedness and deployment envelope.
• Work hand-in-hand with our Platform and ML engineers (who define compute/throughput requirements), our Forward Deployed Engineers (who install and maintain systems in the field), and our commercial team (who shape the catalog and price points). Reporting directly to the CTO, this role combines hands-on hardware design with the structuring of Orasio's hardware roadmap, a foundational capability for a company whose product physically lives on customer premises.

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