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Echodyne Tech Stack

Compact radar systems for autonomous vehicles, defense, and critical infrastructure

Appliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing Kirkland, Washington 51–200 employees Founded 2014 Privately Held

Echodyne manufactures advanced radar sensors using proprietary metamaterial phased-array technology, competing on size, weight, and power efficiency rather than price alone. The hiring mix is engineering-heavy (16 roles) with significant manufacturing and operations headcount, reflecting a hardware-first company scaling production: active projects include next-generation radar hardware, signal processing chains, and production-facility expansion, while pain points cluster around meeting production targets, quality assurance, and scaling the customer base.

Tech Stack 63 technologies

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What Echodyne Is Building

Challenges

  • Root-cause investigations of failures
  • Nonconformance record closure
  • Meeting aggressive production goals
  • Maintaining highest quality
  • Capturing net-new business
  • Maintaining operational uptime
  • Supporting production targets
  • Expanding production facilities
  • Scaling customer base
  • Improving product feedback loop

Active Projects

  • Continuous improvement and lean projects
  • All hands meetings
  • Next-generation radar products
  • Global event portfolio
  • Next-generation radar hardware and signal processing chains
  • Advanced radar signal processing and control algorithms for fmcw and pulsed radar systems
  • Maintenance of antenna and radar test instruments
  • Upgrade of measurement instruments
  • Expansion of production facilities
  • Radar demonstration events

Hiring Activity

Accelerating30 roles · 20 in 30d

Department

Engineering
16
Manufacturing
4
Sales
3
Ops
2
Product
2
Quality
2
Support
2
Marketing
1

Seniority

Senior
15
Mid
11
Junior
2
Manager
2
Director
1
Principal
1

Notable leadership hires: Chief Engineer

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About Echodyne

Echodyne designs and manufactures radar systems for autonomous vehicles, uncrewed aircraft systems, government and defense, and critical-infrastructure protection. The company's core differentiation is a compact form factor achieved through patented electronically scanned array technology and embedded signal processing. With 51–200 employees based in Kirkland, Washington, Echodyne operates a vertically integrated manufacturing operation and is actively expanding production capacity to serve global end users and system integrators.

HeadquartersKirkland, Washington
Company Size51–200 employees
Founded2014
Hiring MarketsUnited States, Australia

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Echodyne's core technology?

Echodyne uses patented metamaterial electronically scanned array (MESA) technology combined with advanced signal processing to deliver compact radar systems. Their flagship product is described as paperback-book-sized and weighs less than a bowling pin.

What markets does Echodyne serve?

Echodyne sells radar solutions to Government and Defense, Critical Infrastructure Protection, Uncrewed Aircraft Systems (UAS), and Autonomous Vehicle markets globally.

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