Cerillo is a startup based in Charlottesville, Virginia working to develop novel laboratory

instruments. We seek to hire a bright, creative, motivated product developer to lead the hardware

design, prototyping, and manufacture of our portfolio of instruments.


Your job responsibilities may vary, but will initially include:

• Developing software for an embedded Linux environment to enable wireless control of

connected devices and their data

• Implementing a web stack to robustly handle remote control and data access of laboratory

instruments

• Troubleshooting software-related issues, both in a remote-support and on-site capacity

• Growing into a software leadership role

• Telling us we’re wrong and that we should be thinking about it another way


We’re looking for someone with the following characteristics:

• Strong interpersonal skills and comfort relating to end-users

• Self-motivation to take ownership of a significant project and produce frequent

prototypes for testing and integration with other pieces of the puzzle, sometimes without

clear “direction from above” (we are a startup, after all)

• Ability to suggest, prototype, and implement brand-new solutions to wide-ranging

problems – we’re looking for innovation, not iteration on what we already have

• Willingness to think (and sometimes work) outside of the job description

• Commitment to well-written, well-organized, and well-documented code

• A demonstrated portfolio of related work

• Comfort in a few of the following: JavaScript, Node.js, C++, Python, BASH, PHP


…and, if you have any of the following, we would love to hear about it:

• Formal project management experience

• Past work in the biomedical or medical device industry

• Network management experience

• Knowledge of data security principles


Cerillo’s headquarters is located just north of the Downtown Mall in Charlottesville, part of a

vibrant high-tech community in one of the “best places to live” in America. More information

about the company can be found at cerillo.net.