We make a small British device that warns factories before machines break down. Join us to build and test the next generation of our condition-monitoring devices — real hardware, real firmware, shipping to real customers.
You won’t be fetching coffee or stuck on a toy project. From week one you’ll work on the actual device — assembling, programming, and testing hardware that goes out to live customers.
Own a meaningful piece of the device or platform, with a senior engineer reviewing your work and helping you level up fast.
Our sensors stop machines failing in food, water and manufacturing plants. What you build keeps real production lines running.
Finish with a real project you can show off, a reference letter, and a possible path to a full-time role.
All remote-first — we ship you the dev kits and boards you need. Occasional on-site / lab days may be arranged. These are unpaid internships focused on learning and real experience.
Build and test our condition-monitoring devices. Assemble boards, program the on-board firmware, and run the tests that prove each unit works before it ships.
Write and test the embedded firmware on our devices (C / C++) — reading sensors, processing the data, and sending it securely to the cloud.
Build the cloud platform and dashboards that turn raw sensor data into clear insight — ingesting device data, storing time-series data, building APIs and the web dashboards customers use.
Make sure our devices are reliable before they reach customers. Build test rigs, run validation and reliability testing, take careful measurements, and document the results.
Send your CV and a short note about a project you’ve built — using the form below.
A short, friendly call to get to know you and talk through your interests.
A light, practical task close to the real work — so you can show what you can do.
We send you the kit, set you up with a mentor, and you start building.
Fill this in and we’ll be in touch. We care more about what you’ve built than perfect grades — share a project, a GitHub, or photos.