Circuithub Software Engineer at CircuitHub building AI agents to automate electronics manufacturing processes. Responsible for automating manual processes end to end and improving the AI platform.
Responsibilities
CircuitHub makes electronics on demand. Engineers upload a circuit board design; we buy the parts, build the board in our own robotic factory and ship it. More and more of that business is now run by AI agents, and we want you to help build them.
These aren't chatbots. Our agents have real jobs:
They inspect boards. An agent checks camera images of every panel we build for wrong, rotated or missing parts.
They program robots. Agents read datasheets so our pick-and-place machines know how to handle each new part.
They watch the factory. They spot stray parts in robot storage, diagnose printer faults and clear stuck machines.
They run the back office. They book supplier invoices, chase late orders, explain quotes and triage bugs.
They write our code. Most of what our team ships starts in an agent session.
Find a process people still do by hand and automate it end to end: decide what needs judgement and what needs plain code, build the tools, and prove it works before it runs alone. Then make it cheaper, faster and right more often. You'll also improve the platform every agent runs on, and work closely with the people your work serves, from factory operators to finance.
Evals first. An agent earns the right to work alone: blind tests against people's verdicts, shadow runs beside the humans, replays of past decisions. We track accuracy and cost per run, and re-test whenever we change a model, a prompt or the effort level.
Agents judge, code writes. Agents return structured answers. Plain code checks them against a second source and makes every change.
Classical first, model second. Cheap vision and maths narrow the problem so the model only looks where it matters.
Safe by construction. Agents work in sandboxed cloud machines that never hold real credentials, and tool calls are built so a business action can't run twice.