Lumai 9 open roles

THE OPPORTUNITY Lumai's optical engine only works if the electronics around it hold up. Our boards carry large FPGAs and custom ASICs, multi-gigabit links and fine-pitch packages, and they have to be laid out to tolerances that leave no ro

THE OPPORTUNITY Every board Lumai builds has to run multi-gigabit links and feed high-current ASIC and FPGA rails. Getting those right before the board is fabricated is the difference between a working system and a respin cycle. This role

THE OPPORTUNITY At the centre of an optical computer sits a set of circuits that have to read, drive and hold steady some very small, very fast signals: photodetector front ends, laser and modulator drives, precision converter interfaces,

THE OPPORTUNITY Lumai's engineers, scientists and office team all run on the same basic kit: a working machine, the accounts they sign in with, the software they need, and a room they can take a call from. It gets set up by hand today, aro

THE OPPORTUNITY Lumai is scaling its custom silicon effort as it moves from first systems to volume production. The analog and mixed-signal blocks at the front of the accelerator - the receiver front-end, the data converters, the clocking

THE OPPORTUNITY Lumai is moving from optical-compute research into production AI systems, and the architecture and compiler decisions that shape the product are being made now, ahead of the silicon that will confirm them. This hire builds

THE OPPORTUNITY Lumai's North American customers - hyperscalers, neoclouds, frontier AI labs and national laboratories - are evaluating optical compute now, and the region is being opened up as a market. What it needs is the person who own

THE OPPORTUNITY Lumai's hardware needs software that runs reliably at the very bottom of the stack. The accelerator is moving from prototype toward production and the embedded team is small, so the firmware, drivers and RTOS control work u

THE OPPORTUNITY Our accelerator is hardware that has never existed before, and it only becomes a product when software can drive it reliably at the lowest levels of the stack. Lumai is moving from evaluation systems to production, which pu