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The purpose of Peak Design is to create happy, meaningful lives for the people that work here. We believe this purpose can only be achieved when self-actualizing, highly stoked people enthusiastically step into (or log onto) the Peak Design office every day. Our purpose and our mission go hand-in-hand and we encourage and celebrate authenticity and the unique perspective each of our employees brings. We’re a close-knit team that thrives on mutual respect and the belief that every voice matters—especially when it’s got something interesting to say.
We make radical, meticulously-engineered gear for detail-obsessed people. Our backpacks, travel bags, camera gear, and phone accessories are used dang-near everywhere. If you’ve visited Machu Picchu, Tokyo, or an REI store in the last 10 years, you’ve been within ogling distance of a Peak Design product.
Alongside our award-winning gear is a brand that truly reflects who we are as people—passionate about design, deeply caring about our environmental and social impact, unafraid to speak up, radically transparent, and generally down to clown. Whether we’re explaining a product, running a sale, launching a nonprofit, sponsoring a film, or razzing the biggest company on Earth, we do it with our trademark honesty, warmth, and wit. Through our products and our brand, we aim to create delight, and leave this world better than how we found it.
- As a Systems Engineer, you will be responsible for leading system integrations, diagnosing and resolving complex technical issues, and driving improvements across our systems and workflows. You will work closely with cross-functional teams to identify, address, and implement scalable solutions that support key operational needs. You will also act as a subject matter expert in how systems interact across the organization.
- We’re looking for someone who is passionate about problem solving, someone who can investigate, dive deep into systems, and figure out what’s really going on. You should be able to independently identify root causes, understand how systems are interconnected, and anticipate how changes impact upstream and downstream systems. You are comfortable working with minimal guidance and can effectively communicate technical concepts to stakeholders.
