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Software Engineer, Robotics & Integration

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Our software flies drones in combat - not in demos, not in simulations, but in the field, every day.


AITAN builds the operating system for multi-drone warfare: one platform that lets a single operator command an entire fleet in real time.


We're looking for a Software Engineer (Robotics & Integration) to help turn advanced drones, sensors, payloads, and third-party technologies into reliable, field-ready capabilities that operators can trust.


What you’ll do

  • Integrate robotic platforms, payloads, sensors and external software into the AITAN platform
  • Write production-quality code in Java, C++, Python and related systems
  • Work directly with vendors, pilots, hardware engineers, and product teams
  • Debug across software, networking, devices, APIs, field behavior, and operator workflows
  • Test in simulation, lab and field environments
  • Own integrations end to end, from first connection to deployed capability

Requirements

  • Solid hands-on experience with robotics, autonomous systems, drones, embedded systems or similar real-world platforms
  • 3+ years of software development experience, with strong skills in Java, C++, Python or similar languages
  • Experience with Linux, networking, APIs, serial protocols, devices or distributed systems
  • Familiarity with real-time systems, control loops or embedded platforms
  • Comfort working close to hardware, even if you are not a hardware engineer


Strong fit if

  • You have experience with drones, robotics, embedded systems, autonomy, defense or field-tested systems
  • You've led technical work or owned complex integrations end to end

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