At Bespoke Labs.AI, we’re building immersive digital worlds where intelligent agents learn, reason, and evolve. We design large-scale AI environments and production‑grade systems that directly shape how next‑generation models are trained, not tooling around AI, but the systems that power it. Our work has driven foundational datasets like OpenThoughts and state‑of‑the‑art models such as Bespoke‑MiniCheck and Bespoke‑MiniChart.Role OverviewWe are looking for a hands‑on Electrical Engineer with a strong foundation in hardware, chip design, or embedded systems who can also write clean, efficient Python code. This is not a software engineering role — you will be expected to deeply understand the physical systems you are modeling and the hardware you are interfacing with. Python here is a means to an end: automating test benches, processing measurement data, and building calibration routines rooted in real electrical engineering judgment.Key ResponsibilitiesDesign, characterize, and validate analog/mixed‑signal, RF, or power electronic systems and translate hardware behavior into measurement and calibration workflowsWrite Python scripts and tools to automate test and measurement equipment (oscilloscopes, spectrum analyzers, DAQs, VNAs), process raw waveform or sensor data, and generate engineering reportsDevelop signal processing and estimation algorithms grounded in the physical behavior of the underlying hardware (e.G., noise modeling, impedance characterization, ADC linearity correction)Build and maintain data pipelines for time‑series, waveform, or telemetry data captured from real hardware setupsWork directly with PCB layout, FPGA/ASIC teams,



or firmware engineers to debug and validate hardware‑software integration at the system levelPerform sensor calibration, characterization, and error budget analysis across temperature, voltage, and process cornersDocument test methodologies, hardware models, and calibration results to engineering standardsRequired QualificationsBachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, or a closely related hardware discipline3–6 years of hands‑on experience in hardware design, chip design, embedded systems, or instrumentation engineeringSolid understanding of analog/mixed‑signal circuits, signal integrity, power electronics, or RF systems — you should be comfortable reading schematics and interpreting measurement resultsProficiency in Python (NumPy, SciPy, Matplotlib) specifically for hardware test automation, data processing, or calibration — not general software developmentExperience with lab instrumentation and bench testing (oscilloscopes, signal generators, VNAs, logic analyzers, DAQs)Familiarity with embedded firmware concepts and hardware‑software interfaces (SPI, I2C, UART, AXI)Ability to build physical intuition‑driven computational models rather than purely data‑driven abstractionsPreferred QualificationsExperience in chip design, ASIC validation,



or FPGA‑based systems (RTL familiarity a plus, not required)Background in mixed‑signal IC characterization, ADC/DAC testing, or power management IC validationFamiliarity with MATLAB or Simulink for system‑level modeling or signal chain analysisExposure to one or more of the following:PCB design, signal integrity analysis, or EMI/EMC testingRF front‑end characterization, antenna measurement, or microwave systemsMEMS sensor calibration or inertial measurement unit (IMU) testingMotor drives, power converters, or battery management systemsCryogenic or high‑precision detector readout electronicsWhat We Are Not Looking ForThis role is not suited for software engineers or data scientists looking to pivot into hardware. Candidates should have direct, hands‑on experience with physical systems, test benches, or chip/board‑level design — Python fluency alone will not be sufficient.Employment DetailsType: Independent contractor – 1099 for US‑based candidates; equivalent ICA for internationalSchedule: Fully async, no core hours requirementCompensation: $40–$80 USD per hour, depending on experience (US & Canada)Website: https://www.Bespokelabs.Ai/Our CommitmentBespoke Labs.AI is an equal opportunity employer. We are committed to building an inclusive workplace and providing reasonable accommodations throughout the hiring process. Applicant data is handled in accordance with applicable privacy laws and internal policies. Build the core systems behind agentic AI.If you are looking for real impact, technical ownership, and adaptable remote work, we would love to hear from you.#J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Hardware Systems Engineer - Chip Design / Embedded Systems - $40 - $80 An Hour - Remote (Winnipeg)
🏢 Bespoke Labs.AI
📍 Winnipeg