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Electrical Engineer

Please review the job description here to ensure that you are qualified for this position. You may review our white paper here to find out more about our project.

Please complete the technical evaluation below. We expect this evaluation to take 30-60 minutes and we ask that you limit your answers to 500 words per question.

Question 1: Save the Earth

What do you believe is one of the most important problems facing the earth and humanity today? What needs to be done to fix it?


Question 2: Build Cool Shit

Tell us about some cool shit that you built that you are proud of.


Question 3: Automated Glass Blowing System

You are tasked with designing the electrical control systems for an automated glass blowing apparatus that creates Monkeyshine floats for Tacoma’s annual celebration of the Chinese New Year (Reference). The entire system (including a high temperature furnace for melting and storing molten glass) is to fit into a box roughly the size of a Toyota Tacoma.

  1. Provide a list of the critical sensors and actuators you would need to implement in this system (consider the need to monitor glass behavior in real-time).

  2. Describe, at a high level, the algorithm you would create that would enable autonomous production of Monkeyshines (highlight how the process may vary depending on feedback from sensors). 

  3. Given the constraints on the size of the system, provide strategies for managing the temperature of electronics in close proximity to high temperature systems.

  4. Describe how you would manage the architecture of electrical control systems and power distribution.

  5. What do you think will be the most difficult engineering challenge in designing this system and how might you come up with a solution?

  6. Outline your strategy for implementing safety protocols specific to this high-temperature automated system. How would your system detect and respond to potential failure modes?

Bonus: Provide brief considerations for quality control, system risks/safety, human-machine interface.

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