Hyle Industries is building intelligence-native infrastructure for engineering and manufacturing: models that understand engineering, geometry, and manufacturing end to end, an API that exposes manufacturing to software, and a factory that makes the parts. The goal is to collapse the time between an idea and a physical part.

Factory 01 has a waterjet, a mill, a lathe, printers, and inspection. Today a person carries the job between them. You will build the layer that connects them: machine data, job state, fixtures, tool libraries, and inspection results, exposed to software and, through manufacturing.dev, to machine intelligence. Then you will automate more of the path from quote to machine.

• Connect the machines: controllers, OPC UA, MTConnect, vendor APIs, and whatever a machine actually speaks.
• Build the systems that track a job from release to inspection, and the data they emit.
• Automate the path from a released job to a running program: CAM post-processing, setup sheets, fixturing, tool management.
• Bring robots and automation onto the floor where they pay for themselves.

• Industrial automation or manufacturing systems experience: PLCs, machine controllers, industrial protocols.
• Software fluency: Python or a systems language, Linux, networking.
• Hands-on time with CNC machines, and respect for what can go wrong at 87,000 psi.
• A record of making a physical system work end to end.

• Robotics: industrial arms, cobots, and the cells around them.
• CAM and post-processor development.
• Metrology integration.
• Electrical and controls design.

You move fast and you sweat the details. You take responsibility for the whole system, not just your piece of it. You push to make everything around you better.

Salary and equity set by the role and by your experience, and stated in the first conversation. Health, dental, and vision cover. Relocation to Marietta if you need it.

Write to careers@hyleindustries.com with the three most impressive things you have built. Links beat attachments. A resume is optional; the work is not. Applications are read as they arrive.