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Hands-on integration engineer embedding the Field Operator HUD (an XR head-mounted visual intelligence system) into British Army and defence-prime platforms — adapting software, wiring in customer sensors, displays and connectivity, and joining demos and field trials. Stack spans C++, Unity and embedded work.
About Tempo Based in San Diego, California, Tempo develops thermochemical energy storage (TCES) systems designed for energy-intensive industries. The platform enables industrial operators to shift energy use over time…
Flight Test Engineer at defense-tech startup Mach Industries: plans and executes flight test campaigns for autonomous UAS platforms — test CONOPS, readiness reviews, safety analysis, and range operations on private and DoD ranges. Requires 5+ years in aerospace, UAS flight test experience preferred, and ITAR (U.S. person) eligibility. Salary spans $105k–$180k by level.
Build and operate internal AI platforms for research and engineering teams — backends, dashboards, CLIs/SDKs, GPU cluster scheduling, and model serving on managed inference and self-operated GPUs. Core stack is production Python, Kubernetes, Slurm, CI/CD, and MLOps/LLMOps tooling, based on-site in San Francisco.
Senior Data Analyst at NOUS LATAM, an early-stage profitable startup in São Paulo. Day to day: own a US-based client relationship end to end — scoping, running, QA-ing and presenting data analyses using SQL, Python and BI tools (Looker/Tableau) — with the role expected to grow into managing and coaching beginner analysts.
Integration Engineer at defense-tech startup Mach Industries leads the integration of software and firmware into autonomous UAVs in Huntington Beach, CA — tracking cross-team milestones while staying hands-on with code debugging, firmware reconfiguration, and validation. Core tech: C/C++, Python, Git/CI-CD, with ROS/MAVLink and RTOS as pluses.
Mach Industries is hiring an RF Firmware Engineer in Huntington Beach, CA (100% on-site) to write bare-metal C/C++ firmware for the RF front-end of counter-UAV radar and RF seeker systems. Day to day involves MCU/peripheral bring-up (I2C, SPI, CAN, GPIO), configuring RF ICs, lab verification with RF test gear, RF calibration, and Python automation of factory calibration.
Builds GPS-denied navigation and targeting software for autonomous defense platforms: designing vision navigation and sensor-fusion/state-estimation algorithms (IMU, cameras, LiDAR, radar, GNSS) in modern C++ on Linux, with optional PyTorch/CUDA deployment on embedded Jetson hardware, from simulation through flight testing.
Builds the mission-autonomy software for Mach Industries' autonomous aerial defense platforms — mission planning, decision-making, task execution, and contingency management — in modern C++ and Python. The engineer works across flight software, GNC, perception, and ground-control systems, taking capabilities from simulation through flight test and deployment in Huntington Beach, CA.
Owns the Linux mission computer for Mach Industries' autonomous defense platforms: bringing up Jetson-class boards (BSPs, device trees, kernels), integrating cameras and sensors via MIPI CSI/V4L2 and SerDes, and building the real-time sensor-to-GPU pipeline that runs perception and on-target CUDA/TensorRT inference under SWaP, thermal, and vibration constraints.
Machine Learning Engineer at a defense-tech company who owns the training, data, and edge-inference backbone for vision and multi-sensor autonomy models — building data/training pipelines, generating synthetic data, and deploying PyTorch models in real time on Jetson-class embedded hardware.
Principal Systems Engineer at Mach Industries who owns integrated aircraft-level simulations across the design lifecycle — building and validating multidisciplinary models (aero, structures, propulsion, electrical, controls), running trade studies and design optimization, and turning analysis into design decisions. Core stack includes MATLAB/Simulink, Python, and C/C++ in a defense-tech environmen
Senior embedded DSP engineer building radar signal-processing software (FFT, beamforming, detection) for counter-UAV defense systems and RF seekers. Day-to-day spans algorithm modeling in Python/MATLAB, low-latency C/C++ embedded implementation on MCUs and multicore SoCs, hardware bring-up, and system validation.
Senior Platform Security Engineer leading end-to-end product security for Mach Industries' unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), securing embedded hardware, firmware, flight software, APIs, and cloud infrastructure. Daily work spans secure architecture design, vulnerability assessments, and embedding DevSecOps into CI/CD pipelines using Python, C/C++, Rust, or Go.
Mach Industries is hiring a propulsion test engineer in San Luis Obispo to build test cells, instrumentation, and control systems for small turbine engines powering autonomous defense platforms. Day to day: executing verification and validation test plans, analyzing engine performance data, and supporting off-site range testing.
Designs, develops, and implements safety-critical, real-time embedded flight software in C, C++, and Rust for autonomous aerospace and defense platforms. Day-to-day involves low-level hardware interaction, integration with avionics and sensors, and unit/integration/system testing in simulation and on flight hardware.
Mach Industries is hiring a Principal Software Engineer to lead architecture and development of mission-critical software for autonomous defense platforms, spanning low-level firmware to high-level mission and edge systems. Day-to-day work centers on real-time performance, security, and reliability using C++, Rust, Python, or C on embedded platforms.
Software Engineer at Mach Industries builds mission-critical software for autonomous defense platforms — designing real-time, secure systems across the full stack, from low-level firmware to mission software, using C++, Rust, Python, or C. On-site role in Huntington Beach, CA, working with embedded and GNC teams.
Full-stack software engineer building the deployment, control, and logistics tooling for Mach's autonomous defense platforms: web apps, APIs, dashboards, AWS/GovCloud infrastructure, CI/CD pipelines, and integrations with manufacturing, telemetry, and inventory systems in Huntington Beach, CA.
Mach Industries, a defense tech startup building autonomous defense platforms, seeks a Firmware Validation Engineer in Huntington Beach, CA to design and execute firmware validation for vehicle components and full airframes. The work centers on SITL/HITL simulation testing, supporting flight tests, and tooling, primarily using Python and C.
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