Deployment Engineer
Collaborative Robotics- Full Time
- Junior (1 to 2 years)
Picogrid envisions a future where every system, from the smallest sensors to next-generation fighter jets, can collaborate autonomously to create a safer and more prosperous world for all. Today, we are at the forefront of American defense technology, developing a unified platform that integrates fragmented technologies—such as sensors, cameras, radar, and drones—into sophisticated mission systems. Our technology is deployed globally, supporting customers including the U.S. Army, U.S. Air Force, CAL FIRE, PG&E, U.S. Fish and Wildlife, and many others.
As a Deployment Strategist at Picogrid, you'll serve as a trusted partner to our Department of Defense (DoD) customers, tailoring solutions to their needs, overseeing product implementation and acting as an essential conduit for feedback. You will serve as the primary point of contact for users' daily needs, prepare relevant written materials, remove any blockers to progress, and anticipate next steps for each relationship. Your work will enhance the mission success and effectiveness of DoD, NATO and international partners.
By collaborating closely with our engineering team, you'll influence our product roadmap based on real-world user feedback. Additionally, you'll work hand-in-hand with our business development team to deepen and expand our Department of Defense partnerships. You will adapt your communication style to effectively interact with everyone from junior officers and enlisted members to general officers and C-suite.
In this role, you'll 'Do what it takes' to make every customer relationship a success, understanding our users' critical questions, identifying pain points, and optimizing Picogrid's product for their needs.
Develops autonomous systems for defense technology
Picogrid develops a unified platform for autonomous systems that integrates various defense technologies, including sensors, drones, and command interfaces. This platform allows for remote control and coordination of these systems, creating a more cohesive defense operation. The company primarily serves military clients, such as the U.S. Army and the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense, and generates revenue through federal contracts, including a significant $1 billion contract with the Pentagon and a $950 million contract for its Lander sensor platform. Picogrid differentiates itself by focusing on creating an open ecosystem for defense technology suppliers, which enhances collaboration and efficiency in military operations. The company's goal is to improve defense capabilities while expanding its manufacturing operations, with a new factory set to open in 2025 to support job creation and local economies.