Senior Robotics Software Engineer, Maritime

Anduril
Boston
Workplace: OnsiteFull timeFunction: Solutions Engineering & Sales EngineeringEducation: bachelorsSkills: ["Collaboration","Mentoring","Communication","Problem-solving"]

Senior Robotics Engineer focusing on perception and planning for autonomous maritime platforms, owning end-to-end subsystem outcomes from sensor selection to validation. You will design safe navigation, sensor processing and motion planning, apply computer vision and sensor fusion, collaborate across software, mechanical, and systems teams, and travel up to 20% to co-locate with end-users. Requires leadership in a rapid, multi-stakeholder environment and eligibility for a U.S. Secret clearance.

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Anduril
Anduril
6 months ago

Senior Robotics Software Engineer, Maritime

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Job Summary

Senior Robotics Engineer focusing on perception and planning for autonomous maritime platforms, owning end-to-end subsystem outcomes from sensor selection to validation. You will design safe navigation, sensor processing and motion planning, apply computer vision and sensor fusion, collaborate across software, mechanical, and systems teams, and travel up to 20% to co-locate with end-users. Requires leadership in a rapid, multi-stakeholder environment and eligibility for a U.S. Secret clearance.
Location: Boston
Workplace: Onsite
Employment Type: Full time
Job Function: Solutions Engineering & Sales Engineering
Seniority: Sr. Manager level

Key Responsibilities

  • •Design and implement trusted safe navigation, collision avoidance, and situational awareness systems that balance constraints, restrictions and requirements in a multi-stakeholder environment
  • •Design and implement scalable sub-systems including sensor processing, perception, tracking, motion planning, health management, anomaly detection, simulation, testing fixtures, and vehicle interfaces
  • •Contribute to the design and development of existing software components across Anduril, with the aim of developing components that are re-usable across multiple Anduril product lines
  • •Utilize advanced techniques in computer vision, sensor fusion, and machine learning to enhance perception and planning capabilities of Anduril vehicles
  • •Conduct thorough testing and validation of perception and planning algorithms through development and use of simulation and analysis of data from real-world experiments, including evolving the data analysis tooling
Travel: Low travel

Pay and Benefits

Perks:Health InsuranceRetirement SavingsIncome ProtectionCommuter BenefitsRelocation

Key Requirements

  • •Bachelor’s degree in Robotics, Mechatronics, Computer Science, Engineering, a relevant field, or equivalent experience
  • •Experienced and proficient in C++ and/or Python software development
  • •Familiarity with autonomous vehicle hardware and sensors such as radar, sonar, LIDAR, and cameras
  • •Demonstrated knowledge of at least one of: computer vision, sensor fusion, SLAM, motion planning, machine learning
  • •Experience in a senior perception or planning role for the delivery of a robotic system
Experience:DefenseMaritimeRoboticsAISensor fusion
Education:Bachelor's
Skills:CollaborationMentoringCommunicationProblem-solving
Languages:English
Tech Stack:C++PythonRADARLIDARCamerasSensor fusionSLAMMotion planningComputer visionGazebo

Eligibility

Security Clearance:Secret

Company Brief

Anduril
Designs and builds advanced defense systems combining autonomous aircraft, sensors, and AI-driven software for military and national security applications, focused on modernizing battlefield capabilities and distributed sensing.
Industry: Defense Technology
Company Size: Enterprise (1,001+ employees)
Growth: Scaleup
Valuation: Unicorn (USD 1B+)
Funding: Series E+
Headquarters: Costa Mesa, United States
Founded: 2017
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