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.

Eidos and manufacturing.dev are only right if the parts are right. You will design the parts and assemblies we test them on, run analysis and simulation, get them made at Factory 01, and measure the result. What you learn becomes the evaluation the models are trained and judged against, and the DFM rules the API enforces.

• Design parts and assemblies for real loads and real processes, from concept through drawing.
• Run structural and thermal analysis, and set up the simulations the models learn from.
• Take designs through the shop: fixturing, machining, inspection. Own the drawing package.
• Build the evaluation set: designs with known answers, and the measured truth behind them.
• Work with the researchers on what an engineering agent should reason about, and how to tell when it is wrong.

• A degree in mechanical engineering or the equivalent, and evidence of parts you designed that were made and worked.
• CAD and FEA fluency; GD&T; tolerance analysis.
• Comfort in a shop, and with the difference between a drawing and a part.
• Clear writing: a drawing, a test report, a specification.

• Scripting: Python, CAD APIs.
• Electronics and mechatronics.
• Design for additive.
• Metrology.

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.