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The Engineering Technician will work on electromechanical systems for autonomous vehicles, interfacing these systems with conventional vehicles, conducting testing, troubleshooting issues, documenting maintenance, and assisting in vehicle updates and launches at customer sites.

The Operations Project Manager will assist in driving activities related to customer operations for autonomous vehicles, ensuring smooth operations, development, and customer relations. Responsibilities include internal operations & compliance, customer operations, and deployment. Qualifications include 7+ years of experience in Operations, a BS degree, strategic communication skills, and detail orientation.

The Robotics Engineer will develop and maintain software for a robotic arm coupling solution, troubleshoot issues, and apply hands-on experience in robotics. The candidate should have a good grasp of deploying algorithms on real robots, using frameworks like ROS, and be proficient in C++ and/or Python.

The Technical Program Manager will structure schedules and milestones for features and hardware, communicate risks, and guide various engineering teams to deliver successfully. They will lead standups, manage subcontractors, assist with purchasing, and optimize workflows across hardware engineering.

The Senior DevOps Engineer will develop and maintain CI/CD frameworks and pipelines, support the software development life cycle with test automation, and build secure infrastructure for product development. The role requires collaboration with hardware engineering teams and debugging expertise on Linux systems.

The Head of Finance will oversee all financial processes, including planning, forecasting, and financial analysis. Responsibilities include designing operational KPIs, collaborating with leaders as a finance partner, supporting fundraising, and managing a high-performance finance team.

As an Operations Specialist at ISEE, you will support the development of software and hardware for Autonomous Yard Trucks. Responsibilities include monitoring vehicle systems in real-time, troubleshooting hardware and software issues, documenting system failures, and updating diagnostic resources. You will serve as a technical ambassador for the technology to customers while ensuring safety and procedural compliance.