Software Engineer - Ground to Air HMI

Our Ground to Air HMI enables air forces to operate autonomous systems in missions. We build software that is subject to significant and unorthodox technical constraints, must operate in a wide variety of constantly-changing environments, and has to support an ever-growing list of challenging use-cases. What we build ultimately ends up in the hands of real people in high-risk, high-stress situations – from mission planning to command and control (C2) and mission debrief – so must be both reliable and frictionless. Taken together, this brings a whole host of interesting backend and frontend engineering challenges across a wide variety of fields that you’ll help us solve. To give some examples: Distributed systems (e.g., intermittent connectivity and eventual consistency), Human-autonomy teaming (e.g., HMIs for effective human oversight and control), Networking (e.g., long-range low-bandwidth radios and cross-medium routing), Real-time interfaces (e.g., tactical situation display and streaming sensor feeds), Deployment infrastructure (e.g., air-gapped devices and heterogenous fleets).