You could work for any manufacturer, past or present...

Nelson Pass of Pass Labs of course Erik!
Happy Listening
Mark

Adding some designer/manufacturers from the (distant) past to my previous post, which only addressed those who are presently active:

-- Saul Marantz & Sid Smith, at you know which company.

-- H. H. Scott & Daniel von Recklinghausen (at the original H. H. Scott company). I believe, btw, that it was Daniel von Recklinghausen who first said "If it measures good and sounds bad, it is bad. If it sounds good and measures bad, you’ve measured the wrong thing."

-- Lincoln Walsh (Brook Electronics, which manufactured high quality amplifiers using 2A3 directly heated triode power tubes in the late 1940s and early 1950s; also the creator of the Walsh driver later used in Ohm speakers).

-- E. H. Scott (no relation to H. H.), who manufactured high quality multi-chassis "radios" mainly in the 1930s (many using 2A3 and 45 power tubes), which can be considered to be precursors of modern hifi systems.

-- McMurdo Silver, a competitor of E. H. Scott; same description applies.

Best regards,
-- Al

BBC back when they spec'd out the LS3's.
Ahead of the curve. 

I would be sitting next to 4crowme at Western Electric. They were at the cutting edge of everything--speaker design, acoustics, amplification, radio, electric parts and tubes, you name it.

  And don't forget, um,   phones.

Jadis ~~Esoterica Electronique~~~Magical~~~Mystical~~~
For Stereo shows, ,, i'd hook Jadis up with SEAS and SB Acoustics. all Mundorf Supreme SGO cap xovers. 
Mind blowin...
every Jadis show on YT has crappy speakers. 
I'd take out every 12AU7 and place in the ~~E80CC~~~ and for all AX's, Telefunken.
My Defy came alive with the E80CC. The Tele AX also made a  nice lil pop.