Build infrastructure people depend on every day.
Bogg hires people who can live with quiet responsibility: the machine works, the network stays up, and the public never has to think about why.
The work is real objects and a live network.
You can walk the manufacturing floor and then sit in the operations center that watches what left it. Culture here is precision, handover discipline, and not pretending software can replace a technician.
- Work tied to infrastructure that people use every day
- Teams across hardware, software, operations, and field
- Shift and field roles with the backing of diagnostics, not guesswork
- Specific benefit packages are confirmed in offer — not invented on this page
Current openings
Hardware Engineer
Design and refine ATM enclosures, modules, and service access for machines that will live on a live network.
Embedded Software Engineer
Build and maintain terminal software, diagnostics, and the device-side controls that keep machines authentic and reportable.
Platform Engineer — Fleet Management
Work on the systems that inventory, configure, and observe thousands of terminals as one estate.
Network Operations Analyst
Monitor machine health, connectivity, and cash status. Escalate with context, not noise.
Field Service Technician
Install, diagnose, and maintain ATM machines with the backing of remote diagnostics and a real parts system.
Infrastructure Security Specialist
Help operate layered ATM security — physical, device, communications, and monitoring — without turning the public website into a threat model.
Quality & Test Technician
Gate machines before they ship. Hardware, transaction simulation, network, and security checks.
Deployment Coordinator
Plan staging, transport, installation, and network enrolment so a machine arrives as infrastructure, not as a crate.
Process
- Application via the role page or contact@bogg.am with the role in the subject.
- Conversation about the actual work — floor, code, shift, or field.
- A practical discussion with the team you would join.
- Offer, once we can be specific about location, shift, and compensation.
Does Bogg only manufacture ATM machines?
No. Manufacturing is the start of the lifecycle. Bogg also provides the software, secure connectivity, monitoring, deployment, and field maintenance required to operate ATM networks.
How large is the network Bogg monitors?
Bogg services and monitors more than 9,000 machines, with 24/7 security monitoring and a published network uptime of 99.9%.
Can Bogg work with an existing ATM estate?
That depends on the hardware, software, and operating constraints of the estate. The appropriate starting point is a network review rather than a generic yes.
See a role that fits?
Apply through the opening, or send a general inquiry with the team you want to join.