Atomic Machines is doing something truly epic: inventing the future of how things are made. And a glorious future it will be. They envision an era of atomically precise manufacturing (APM), essentially 3D printing anything at the molecular level, making anything from its digital description, blurring the line between bits and atoms.

Their first move on the long journey to this APM future is in the realm of microfabrication, making mechanical devices with features sized in the single-digit microns scale. Their fabrication technology will be full-stack and 100% automated and data-driven.

Engineering

Atomic Machines

Atomic Machines' headquarters in Berkeley, CA, United States

This department focuses on the design, development, and integration of mechanical and software systems and products.

Engineering Division

The Engineering Team at Atomic Machines is focused on developing and refining next-generation microfabrication technologies. This team of highly skilled professionals, including scientists, engineers, and software developers, works collaboratively to design, fabricate, and integrate mechanically intricate devices at micron-scale precision. Their efforts are essential to advancing the company's vision of atomically precise manufacturing, through data-driven, fully automated processes.

The Mechanical Engineering team at Atomic Machines is responsible for designing, developing, and optimizing mechanical components and systems for their cutting-edge microfabrication technology. They work on the precise engineering required to produce mechanical devices with single-digit micron scale features, ensuring the robustness, efficiency, and integration of these mechanical systems within the fully automated, data-driven fabrication platform.

Mechanical Engineering

The Technology and Engineering team at Atomic Machines spearheads the innovation and development of their atomically precise manufacturing technologies. This team specializes in advancing microfabrication techniques, ensuring the seamless integration of automated and data-driven processes into their full-stack fabrication technology. Their efforts are crucial for pioneering the future of making mechanical devices with features sized in the single-digit micron scale.

Technology and Engineering

This department is responsible for attracting, sourcing, and hiring talent to meet organizational needs.

Recruitment Services

This department is responsible for the maintenance, repair, and operation of electromechanical systems and equipment.

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