AeroVect Benefits Overview

Leads onsite operational safety for autonomous ground-handling vehicles at Atlanta airport. Identifies hazards, defines safety thresholds, reviews mitigations, manages escalation logic, enforces vehicle release and pre-departure checklists, evaluates driver behavior, supports training and certification, and coordinates airside safety protocols. Requires full-time ATL presence, airport access, driving credentials, and the authority to stop operations when safety is compromised.

Design and build production-grade mission, behavior, and motion planning systems for autonomous ground support vehicles in airport environments. Responsibilities include selecting planning algorithms, defining software architecture, optimizing trajectories, handling uncertainty, collaborating with perception and controls teams, promoting functional safety practices, and mentoring engineers. The role requires strong C++ or Python skills, Linux experience, autonomous systems planning expertise, and the ability to independently solve complex technical problems.

Own and productionize localization, mapping, calibration, and state-estimation systems for autonomous ground vehicles operating at active airports. Responsibilities include sensor fusion, 3D mapping, calibration, online validation, diagnostics, regression testing, deployment, and safety monitoring. The role provides technical leadership across perception, planning, and platform teams while advancing autonomous operations toward driverless capability.