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Applied Intuition

Software Engineer - Defense Tooling

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Summary

Designs, develops, and maintains core defense-tooling features at Applied Intuition's Seoul office — contributing to system architecture, shipping in agile release cycles, mentoring junior engineers, and running technical deep dives with defense customers. Core stack centers on Python or C++, simulation platforms, and CI/CD.

You will design, develop, and maintain core defense-tooling features. You will contribute to system architecture, collaborate with US engineering teams, mentor junior engineers, maintain quality through reviews and CI/CD, and translate customer requirements into product specifications.

Responsibilities

  • Design, develop, and maintain core defense-tooling features
  • Collaborate with US product and engineering teams on shared roadmaps
  • Contribute to scalable, reliable system design and architecture
  • Mentor and lead junior engineers
  • Participate in code reviews, testing, and CI/CD
  • Run technical deep dives with defense customers and translate requirements into product specifications

Requirements

  • 5+ years of professional software engineering experience
  • Experience delivering software in agile, high-frequency release cycles
  • Experience building simulation platforms, ML training infrastructure, or developer tooling
  • Experience with reinforcement learning frameworks or simulation engines
  • Proficiency in Python or C++
  • Experience with complex multidisciplinary projects
  • English communication skills
  • Ability to lead technical discussions with customers

Benefits

  • Lunch and dinner allowance
  • Equity RSU offering
  • English and Korean language allowance
  • Fitness and learning allowance

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