Summer 2026
Systems Engineering Intern
SoloPulse
11-50 employees
High-resolution radar sensors via firmware
No salary listed
Norcross, GA, USA
Hybrid
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- The job posting does not specify explicit prerequisites or qualifications beyond the role being an internship.
- Embedded coding for sensor, control, and data acquisition systems
- Hardware prototyping, wiring, bring-up, and integration
- Collect, analyze, and distribute data to various engineering teams
- Mechanical design, fabrication, assembly, and system packaging
- Debugging across software, electronics, and physical hardware
- Supporting drone and sensing platform development from concept to test
- None specified in the posting
SoloPulse develops deep-tech radar sensing by using proprietary wave theory algorithms to greatly improve resolution and speed. Its core product is a sensor that can detect objects across all ranges simultaneously using a single electromagnetic pulse, and it can be added to existing radar systems through a firmware update rather than full hardware changes. This makes it easier and cheaper for customers, offering about ten times higher resolution and thousandfold faster processing, with a dual-use focus on commercial markets like ADAS and defense. The company aims to broaden radar perception across automotive, robotics, surveillance, and smart devices by making high-resolution sensing practical and affordable.
Company Size
11-50
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Alexandria, Virginia
Founded
2022
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- The March 2026 website launch of SIGMA and NOVA signals clearer commercialization.
- First Spark's January 2025 seed round gives runway for productization and hiring.
- Dual-use positioning widens demand across UAS, satellites, defense, and ADAS.
What critics are saying
- Simplify shows headcount down 13% over six months, signaling operating strain.
- The 2025 product pivot stayed confidential, suggesting customer pull remains unproven.
- If OEMs reject firmware upgrades, SoloPulse stays a niche lab project, not an automotive standard.
What makes SoloPulse unique
- Georgia Tech origins and DARPA backing lend rare radar-physics credibility.
- SIGMA and NOVA package wave-theory algorithms into dual-use, software-updatable radar products.
- Firmware-only upgrades promise faster adoption than hardware-replacement radar competitors.
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6 month growth
↓ -9%1 year growth
↑ 0%2 year growth
↑ 0%Atlanta-based SoloPulse secured a $7 million seed round led by Eric Schmidt's First Spark Venture, with participation from Eve Atlas and the Georgia Tech Foundation. The funding supports a confidential product pivot. SoloPulse, a deep tech startup, benefits from Atlanta's tech ecosystem and Georgia Tech's resources. Investors highlight the company's potential in radar technology and autonomy. SoloPulse is hiring as it continues to grow in Atlanta's emerging deep tech scene.