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151,2–201,5 k $US par an · San Jose, California, US
Gener8
Gener8 builds things that can't fail. Since 2002, the San Jose–headquartered engineering and product design firm has specialized in high-complexity electromechanical assembly, injection molding, and precision manufacturing for sectors where a defect isn't a bug report - it's a liability. Medical devices, life sciences instrumentation, and complex analytical equipment form the core verticals, and the company handles the full arc from concept through market-ready production. The operation spans five facilities: San Jose and Carlsbad in California, Wilmington, Massachusetts, Indianapolis, Indiana, and Cartago, Costa Rica. That geographic spread signals both manufacturing capacity and regulatory-stage support for FDA-regulated environments. End-to-end solutions here means design engineering, prototyping, tooling, and scaled manufacturing under one roof - less hand-off risk, fewer chain-of-custody gaps in quality-critical workflows. For cybersecurity professionals, the relevance is in the domain: connected medical devices and life sciences instrumentation carry real attack surfaces - firmware, communication stacks, embedded OS layers. Securing products that land on hospital networks or handle patient data requires understanding the hardware-software interface at the manufacturing level, not just the application layer. Gener8's work sits squarely at that boundary.
Gener8 builds things that can't fail. Since 2002, the San Jose–headquartered engineering and product design firm has specialized in high-complexity electromechanical assembly, injection molding, and precision manufacturing for sectors where a defect isn't a bug report - it's a liability. Medical devices, life sciences instrumentation, and complex analytical equipment form the core verticals, and the company handles the full arc from concept through market-ready production.
The operation spans five facilities: San Jose and Carlsbad in California, Wilmington, Massachusetts, Indianapolis, Indiana, and Cartago, Costa Rica. That geographic spread signals both manufacturing capacity and regulatory-stage support for FDA-regulated environments. End-to-end solutions here means design engineering, prototyping, tooling, and scaled manufacturing under one roof - less hand-off risk, fewer chain-of-custody gaps in quality-critical workflows.
For cybersecurity professionals, the relevance is in the domain: connected medical devices and life sciences instrumentation carry real attack surfaces - firmware, communication stacks, embedded OS layers. Securing products that land on hospital networks or handle patient data requires understanding the hardware-software interface at the manufacturing level, not just the application layer. Gener8's work sits squarely at that boundary.