AI Solutions Engineer (Manufacturing)
Aalo· Manufacturing
Austin, TXfull-timePosted 4mo ago
About the role
Role focused on building internal factory software and AI-enabled workflows to connect engineering intent with production, quality, and logistics for Aalo Atomics’ manufacturing of reactors.
Responsibilities
- Spend time with manufacturing teams on the floor, in the trailer, and in the systems they use every day to understand real workflows before designing software around them
- Build and iterate factory software from first prototype to production through integration, edge-case handling, testing, hardening, rollout, and adoption support
- Create operator-friendly interfaces that simplify manufacturing work while preserving traceability, auditability, permissions, and source-of-truth data integrity
- Integrate systems across ION or successor manufacturing platforms, TeamCenter, engineering documents, quality records, inventory, supplier data, and internal AI platform services
- Build AI-enabled workflows that improve manufacturing procedures, inspection plans, material verification, job routing, as-built documentation, and operational decision-making
- Review, debug, and refine AI-generated code and workflows to ensure they are useful, maintainable, secure, and safe to operate in manufacturing contexts
- Capture production data in ways that support manufacturing execution today and engineering optimization, digital twins, and fleet-scale learning over time
- Work closely with platform engineers to reuse shared AI infrastructure rather than building isolated one-off systems
- Own meaningful factory software outcomes rather than acting only as a service desk for ad hoc manufacturing requests
- Help define how Aalo builds in-house enterprise software for a manufacturing company whose systems must span engineering, supply chain, production, quality, logistics, testing, maintenance, and delivery
Qualifications
- Strong engineering fundamentals
- You can design systems with clear data models, APIs, service boundaries, integration patterns, and permission models
- You write clear, maintainable code and can judge whether generated code is correct, secure, scalable, and maintainable
- You understand the difference between a useful prototype and a production system that real operators can rely on
- You know how to keep workflow software simple without creating fragile architecture or disconnected data silos
- Manufacturing and operations mindset
- You are motivated by software that changes how physical work gets done, not just software that looks good in a demo
- You are comfortable learning from machinists, manufacturing engineers, quality teams, inventory teams, and operators
- You care about traceability, revision control, as-built records, material flow, inspection evidence, and operational handoffs
- You can work from messy reality: incomplete systems, manual workarounds, vendor constraints, edge cases, and urgent production needs
- High output and follow-through
- You are comfortable taking incomplete requirements, rough workflows, or painful manual processes and turning them into working systems
- You handle integrations, stakeholder feedback, production issues, and edge cases without losing momentum
- You care about adoption and operational value, not just technical novelty
- You can stay focused on factory software priorities while still integrating with the broader company-wide AI and software platform
- AI-native working style
- You already use AI coding agents or agentic development workflows as part of your daily engineering process
- You have demonstrated interest in AI through real projects, experiments, evaluations, or sustained use of new models and tools
- You can guide, evaluate, and refine AI-generated code rather than relying on it blindly
- You think in terms of leverage, fast feedback loops, evaluation, and compounding workflow improvements
- Team-first mindset
- You are comfortable being embedded with manufacturing while staying technically connected to the AI and internal software team
- You communicate clearly with technical and non-technical stakeholders and can bridge shop-floor reality with software architecture
- You are willing to sit with users, observe workflows, ask basic questions, and build trust through useful systems
- You optimize for company outcomes, integrated systems, and long-term maintainability rather than narrow ownership boundaries
- Interest in where this is going
- You are excited by the idea that manufacturing, engineering, supply chain, quality, and delivery can become a connected software-driven system
- You want to help build the internal enterprise software that Aalo uses to manufacture reactors at scale
- You are comfortable working in a role that will evolve as AI tools, factory systems, and Aalo’s manufacturing model become more capable
Skills
Required:System design and architectureProduction-grade codingManufacturing domain understandingAI-native development
Benefits
- Competitive salary based on technical level
- Health, Dental, and Vision Insurance
- Paid Time Off
- Corporate Gym Membership
Last updated Sep 10, 2026. Interested? Apply on the company site.
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