At Rune, we are building the logistics technology backbone that allows military and commercial operators to understand, manage, and optimize sustainment operations in real time. A critical part of that mission is getting closer to the physical source of truth: where supplies move, fuel is consumed, equipment changes state, and logistics activity actually happens. As a Hardware Engineer, you will design, prototype, integrate, and deploy hardware systems that collect operational data at the tactical edge and feed it into Rune’s software platform. Your work will bridge the gap between physical logistics activity and enterprise-level visibility, enabling users to make decisions based on real-world data instead of stale reports, manual entry, or fragmented systems. This role requires a hands-on generalist who can move fluidly across electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, firmware, and software. You should be comfortable selecting sensors and components, designing practical physical integrations, working through power and signal issues, writing low-level code or scripts, debugging field failures, and collaborating with software engineers to connect physical systems to Rune’s platform. The goal is not to build hardware for its own sake. The goal is to create practical, reliable, deployable systems that turn real-world logistics activity into trusted digital data — from the tactical edge to headquarters.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
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