Pulsenics provides in-line, real-time diagnostics for electrochemical systems, including batteries, fuel cells, and electrolyzers, without disrupting operation. Our advanced electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) technology delivers rapid, scalable insights into the system’s health and performance, enabling faster development, high-throughput quality control, and improved reliability at an industrial scale.
On-site · Toronto
Lead and evolve firmware architecture for Pulsenics devices, implementing embedded C/C++ systems for control, monitoring, safety, and measurement on ARM-based platforms. Define firmware abstractions and APIs, establish testing and validation strategies, debug hardware interactions, and document architecture and implementation decisions.
On-site · Toronto
Assemble, wire, test, calibrate, and repair electronic systems, including prototypes and production hardware, while maintaining test stations, fixtures, lab equipment, and accurate technical documentation. Support engineers with hardware bring-up and debugging, automate repetitive testing and lab tasks, and improve build quality, test repeatability, and operational efficiency.
On-site · Toronto
Develop and maintain Pulsenics’ .NET-based backend platform, APIs, services, and React applications, including integrations for connected devices and data flows. Deploy and operate production systems on company-managed infrastructure, improve reliability and scalability, resolve issues, and collaborate with hardware, firmware, and applications teams.
