Jobs at Swarmer

Designs and integrates drone hardware, embedded systems, flight controllers, companion computers, and autonomy software. Responsibilities include hardware architecture, prototyping, testing, manufacturing support, vendor coordination, system integration, technical documentation, quality assurance, and architectural planning. Requires expert embedded development, UAV technology, networking, Linux, scripting, Docker, Python, databases, and system-level troubleshooting skills.

Own and improve computer vision and machine learning pipelines for drone autonomy and perception. Build end-to-end data systems covering flight and simulation data ingestion, storage, labeling, dataset versioning, training, and evaluation. Deploy models under noisy-sensor, limited-compute, and edge constraints, collaborate with robotics engineers, and develop tooling that accelerates experimentation and model delivery.

Lead end-to-end product design for autonomous drone command-and-control software, covering mission planning, simulation, execution, monitoring, and review. Establish the design function, systems, standards, and workflows while personally creating prototypes and working interfaces. Conduct operator research, design high-stakes workflows, apply generative AI tools, collaborate with engineering and field teams, and validate implementation quality.

Manage end-to-end delivery and operational readiness for Flight and Lab teams. Coordinate R&D flight planning, schedules, stakeholders, equipment manufacturing, retrofitting, procurement, supply chains, ground infrastructure, risks, and executive reporting. Ensure drones and related assets are ready for field testing and mission deployment while bridging engineering, hardware manufacturing, and real-world operational requirements in a high-uncertainty defense environment.

Prepare UAVs for deployment by inspecting assemblies, integrating electronic components, flashing and configuring firmware, conducting bench tests and test flights, verifying ground-control connectivity, diagnosing faults, performing maintenance, and maintaining technical documentation. The role requires hands-on soldering, UAV systems knowledge, Linux terminal skills, and familiarity with major flight-control and ground-station tools.

The Integration Engineer will develop hardware and software integrations for drone systems, focusing on system design, testing, and collaboration with vendors to ensure seamless functionality of products.

The Integration Engineer will develop hardware for drone systems, integrate with software solutions, test prototypes, and collaborate with vendors on system integration.

As an Integration Engineer, you will design and develop hardware architectures for drone systems, ensure hardware-software integration, and document technical specifications while collaborating with manufacturing teams and external vendors.

As Head of AI, you will lead AI initiatives, manage teams, integrate data functions, and oversee technical decisions in a defense-tech setting.

Lead and scale the integration function, managing vendor and customer integrations of Swarmer software onto aerial, ground, and maritime platforms. Build and lead integration teams, establish repeatable workflows, own documentation standards (Jira, playbooks), and act as primary technical contact for hardware vendors while driving R&D for new platform integrations.

Lead and scale engineering across cloud, onboard software, autonomy, QA, hardware integration, and field ops. Own technical strategy, architecture, release pipelines, incident response, technical debt, and ensure roadmap-aligned, safety-sensitive system delivery while managing and growing engineering leadership.

Own operational delivery and field readiness for flight and lab teams: schedule R&D flights, manage procurement and manufacturing of drones, track risks and resources, coordinate stakeholders, and ensure assets are mission-ready for field testing and deployment.