Hardware Engineer

London (Hybrid) | Full-time | £40,000-£65,000 plus bonus & share options

About Carv

Carv is on a mission to unlock the enjoyment of better skiing. We use AI, real-time feedback, and sensor-driven data to help skiers measure technique and coach them to improve. Our team is building industry-pioneering hardware and software that bridges the gap between technology and human performance.

What You’ll Do

• Design, develop and integrate new sensors or embedded technology into our core product.
• Build and test prototypes using promising new technologies which could allow us to improve the product.
• Supervise and optimise areas of the manufacturing process related to embedded systems, for example automatic testing equipment or production firmware.
• Collaborate within the Hardware and Product teams to integrate electronics and firmware with the mechanical and software parts of the product.
• Work with the Customer Success team in identifying and debugging electronics and firmware related product issues.

What We’re Looking For

• At least 4 years of experience in electronics or embedded systems.
• A passionate skier; beginner skiers welcome.
• Relentless bias for action.
• Extreme attention to detail.
• Experience designing and prototyping electronics products from concept through to schematic design, layout and manufacturing.
• Experience developing and deploying firmware for Nordic nRF series microcontrollers.
• Experience with Bluetooth Low Energy communications.
• Experience debugging embedded systems and use of associated tools.

Why Join Carv?

• Work on a game-changing product that combines AI, biomechanics, and coaching.
• Autonomy and impact—you’ll be a key player in shaping the future of digital sports training.
• Opportunity to work from our Innsbruck office where you can ski with fully subsidised ski tickets.

How To Apply

Please apply below. In your cover letter, please include:

• Why you think you are a good fit for this role.
• A description of your skiing experience.

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