Quantum Space Node – Hardware & Field Systems Engineer

Georgia Green Energy Services is seeking a Hardware & Field Systems Engineer for the Quantum Space Node project. The role involves assembling, installing, and maintaining an intelligent parking system, requiring hands-on work with hardware and electronics. Responsibilities include field installation, testing, troubleshooting, and maintenance. Candidates should be comfortable with tools, have a basic understanding of electronics, and be physically capable of outdoor work. This is a full-time position based in Georgia.
About the position

You are responsible for turning ideas into physical reality.

Your job is to build, assemble, install, and maintain the Quantum Space Node Lite™ (QSN-L)—a next-generation intelligent parking space system that blends hardware, sensors, lighting, and edge computing into a single deployable unit.

You will be the person who ensures that when we say “this node works in the real world,” it actually does—rain, heat, traffic, vibration, and all.

This role is ideal for someone who:

· loves working with their hands

· enjoys problem-solving in the field

· takes pride in clean, professional installs

· wants to help invent a new category of infrastructure

Responsibilities
• Hardware Assembly & Prototyping
• Assemble QSN-L nodes from components:
• Raspberry Pi / microcontrollers
• cameras
• LED strips & diffusers
• pressure/force sensors
• air & environmental sensors
• enclosures and wiring
• Perform basic soldering, crimping, and cable management.
• Build clean, repeatable assemblies that can be documented and scaled.
• Field Installation
• Install QSN-L nodes in real parking spaces:
• mount enclosures
• lay and encapsulate pressure strips
• install LED strips and Ghost Panel™
• route and protect wiring
• Ensure all installs are:
• safe
• weather-resistant
• visually clean
• non-intrusive to drivers and pedestrians
• Power, Mounting & Safety
• Work with low-voltage power systems (5V–12V DC).
• Coordinate with licensed electricians when 120V work is required.
• Ensure compliance with basic site safety and ADA awareness.
• Proactively identify and eliminate trip hazards or failure points.
• Testing & Commissioning
• Perform on-site testing:
• pressure detection
• LED behavior
• camera alignment
• enclosure sealing
• Troubleshoot physical issues quickly and creatively.
• Sign off on each node before it goes “live.”
• Maintenance & Iteration
• Perform periodic inspections and maintenance.
• Replace or repair damaged components.
• Provide feedback to the team on:
• what breaks
• what installs slowly
• what could be simplified or improved

Requirements
• Comfortable with tools (drill, drivers, wire strippers, soldering iron).
• Basic understanding of electronics and wiring.
• Experience with:
• Raspberry Pi, Arduino, ESP32, or similar
• LED lighting systems
• Ability to read wiring diagrams and follow SOPs.
• Physically able to work outdoors and on job sites.

Nice-to-haves
• Low-voltage electrical experience.
• IoT or smart device installation experience.
• Fabrication or 3D printing exposure.
• Construction, AV, or field technician background.

Benefits
• Competitive base + performance bonus + long-term upside