Ploom is looking for a meticulous, scientifically-minded engineer to
join us in San Francisco. Ploom is currently in pre-production of a
radical consumer product and in need of a bright engineer to help
develop test and assembly processes and tools.
We are a venture funded product startup intent on bringing rapid
change to the stagnant tobacco industry. The WHO recently reported
that 1 billion people could die from smoking by the end of this
century. Public policy and other control efforts have met limited
success. Through a deep understanding of consumer needs, proprietary
technologies and intelligent business strategy we have developed a
more compelling, radically different solution.
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Position: Test and Process Engineer
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WHO ARE YOU?
- An experienced engineer with masters degree in ME, MS&E or
equivalent; or strong undergrad background with a minimum 2+ years of
real world experience.
- An organized, analytical thinker who is comfortable in a startup environment
- Able to develop insights from research and analysis and translate
into actionable results
- Mechanically inclined
- Loves to build and test things
- Passionate about disruptive technology
- Interested in technical consumer products, medical devices and
other complicated, small things
- An upbeat, hard worker who can communicate ideas effectively
EXTRA CREDIT:
- Labview expertise
- Specific expertise with miniature gas valving, gas flow systems
- Machine design or high volume manufacturing experience or exposure
WHAT CAN YOU EXPECT?
- A work hard/play hard environment surrounded by smart people with a
broad base of experience
- To learn a lot about getting a radically new product to market
- An opportunity to contribute to a game-changing product that can save lives
- Not to sit in a cubicle
- Fair compensation commensurate with experience; stock options
Please send a resume and at least one photograph of work or play that
you're proud of via email:
James Monsees, President
james (at) ploomroom.com
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