At Atomionics, you will get the chance to work in a focused group in a high-energy environment to make quantum sensors a reality. This will pave the way for three things :
Access to cheaper and cleaner energy
Inertial navigation systems for autonomous vehicles
A new global positioning system without satellites
Our team consists of people at the top of their domains with a diverse set of experience, such as in advanced rocket engines, the first digital cameras, and high resolution microscopes , apart from cold atom physics. We are here to change the human trajectory and if you want to help us, drop a message to [email protected] to learn more.
Intelligence can be developed. We welcome people who embrace challenges, persist in the face of setbacks, see effort as the path to mastery, learn from criticism, and find lessons and inspiration in the success of others.
Each person at Atomionics owns their role. They do whatever it takes to get the job done. We are responsible for not only the levers we control but also anything that affects our success.
We empathize with everyone we interact with. It is the first step to truly understand someone’s problem and cater to their needs, whether they be internal stakeholders or external stakeholders.
Atomionics practices a decision making system where the best ideas win out, which is not reliant on hierarchy. Decision making is based on scientific thought, strengthened by our open communication and transparency.
Comprehensive Medical Insurance
Unlimited Paid Leaves
Equity
Book/Hobby Allowance
Comprehensive Medical Insurance
Unlimited Paid Leaves
Equity
Book/Hobby Allowance
If you are interested in full-time opportunities, click here
If you are interested in internship opportunities, click here
Listen to what some of our ex interns have to say regarding their experience at Atomionics!
What did a typical day at Atomionics look like?
“A typical day at Atomionics involved developing solutions and designing PCBs to solve electronic problems faced by other departments.”
What was the best thing about working at Atomionics?
“The best thing about working at Atomionics was the company culture-everyone there was very chill and bonded, which made the process of learning and incubating the skills of new interns more relaxed. Also, interns there were doing actual practical work which would eventually be used in the gravimeter. This allowed them to broaden their perspective to not just prototyping but production model development as well."
What advice would you give someone joining Atomionics?
“Just do it! You won't have any regrets.”
What did a typical day at Atomionics look like?
“A typical day at Atomionics involved developing solutions and designing PCBs to solve electronic problems faced by other departments.”
What was the best thing about working at Atomionics?
“The best thing about working at Atomionics was the company culture-everyone there was very chill and bonded, which made the process learning and incubating the skills of new interns more relaxed. Also, interns there were doing actual practical work which would eventually be used in the gravimeter. This allowed them to broaden their perspective to not just prototyping but production model development as well."
What advice would you give someone joining Atomionics?
“Just do it! You won't have any regrets.”
What did a typical day at Atomionics look like?
“A typical day at Atomionics involved developing solutions and designing PCBs to solve electronic problems faced by other departments.”
What was the best thing about working at Atomionics?
“The best thing about working at Atomionics was the company culture-everyone there was very chill and bonded, which made the process learning and incubating the skills of new interns more relaxed. Also, interns there were doing actual practical work which would eventually be used in the gravimeter. This allowed them to broaden their perspective to not just prototyping but production model development as well."
What advice would you give someone joining Atomionics?
“Just do it! You won't have any regrets.”