Robotics Engineer, Autonomy
Serve RoboticsFull Time
Senior (5 to 8 years), Expert & Leadership (9+ years)
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You'll design tactical autonomy algorithms for unmanned aircraft, develop high-performance software for planning and decision-making, implement behavior architectures for multi-agent coordination, integrate hybrid autonomy methods, collaborate cross-functionally, deploy to real platforms, analyze mission data, and contribute to R&D roadmapping.
The role requires expertise in classical autonomous techniques, algorithms, and theory; high-performance software development; behavior architecture implementation; hybrid autonomy integrating rule-based systems with reinforcement learning; and experience with planning, decision-making, and multi-agent coordination in dynamic environments.
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A strong candidate enjoys solving complex problems across diverse domains, can apply classical autonomy techniques to tactical scenarios with near-term impacts, and has experience blending traditional algorithms with deep reinforcement learning for unmanned systems.
Develops AI and autonomous systems for defense
Shield AI specializes in creating artificial intelligence and autonomous systems specifically for the defense industry. The company develops AI-powered systems, including autonomous drones, that assist military operations, especially in environments where GPS and communication may not be available. This technology allows for safer and more efficient defense operations. Shield AI differentiates itself from competitors by focusing on advanced AI capabilities and securing significant contracts with government and military clients, such as the multi-billion dollar EWAAC contract. The company's goal is to enhance operational capabilities and safety in military contexts, ultimately aiming to protect lives through its innovative solutions.