We're partnered with a pioneering space robotics company developing next-generation lunar vehicles and are looking for a Software Test Lead to build and lead the software verification strategy behind mission-critical flight systems.
This is an opportunity to define testing from the ground up, working across embedded software, robotics, and autonomous systems that will operate on the Moon.
What You'll Do
Lead the software test strategy for embedded, flight and ground systems.
Develop verification plans, test procedures and validation activities.
Build and improve HIL, simulation and automated test environments.
Work closely with software, systems and hardware engineers to ensure full requirements coverage.
Support fault injection, resilience testing and software certification.
Mentor engineers and help grow the software test function.
What We're Looking For
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Aerospace Engineering or similar.
5+ years of software test experience, including leadership or senior-level responsibility.
Experience testing embedded or safety-critical software.
Knowledge of HIL, automation frameworks and scripting.
Strong understanding of verification, validation and the software development lifecycle.
Excellent communication skills.
U.S. Person.
Nice to Have
Robotics, autonomous systems or spacecraft experience.
cFS, VxWorks, CI/CD or cloud testing experience.
Experience with spaceflight software development and certification.
Why Apply?
This is a chance to shape the software quality strategy for one of the most exciting lunar programmes in development today, helping deliver autonomous systems that will support the next generation of human exploration.
Are you an experienced Electrical Power Systems Engineer looking to design the next generation of power systems that will operate on the Moon?
We're partnered with an innovative space robotics company developing advanced lunar vehicles and autonomous systems for future human exploration. They're looking for a Lead Electrical Power Systems Engineer to take ownership of the vehicle's Electrical Power System (EPS), leading the architecture and development of high-voltage power electronics that will power critical lunar missions.
This is a highly technical leadership role where you'll influence the complete electrical architecture while remaining hands-on with hardware design, integration and testing.
What You'll Be Doing
Lead the architecture and development of the vehicle Electrical Power System (EPS).
Design high-voltage (120V+) power distribution, conditioning, protection and control systems.
Own electrical hardware development from concept through flight, including requirements, schematics, PCB layout, design reviews, testing and integration.
Develop vehicle-level power architectures supporting batteries, motor drives, charging systems, power conversion and mission-critical loads.
Design solutions for regenerative braking, motor control, transient suppression, fault protection and energy management.
Perform engineering trade studies balancing performance, reliability, safety, mass and cost.
Collaborate with systems, software, mechanical, thermal and harnessing teams to deliver fully integrated vehicle hardware.
Support hardware bring-up, troubleshooting, EMI/EMC testing, environmental testing and vehicle integration.
Define verification strategies and support qualification testing.
Work with suppliers on power electronics, motors, batteries and related hardware.
Provide technical leadership through design reviews, customer reviews and flight readiness activities.
Mentor junior electrical engineers and help establish engineering best practices.
What We're Looking For
Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or related discipline.
12+ years of experience designing high-voltage or high-power electrical systems.
Strong background developing power electronics, electrical power distribution systems or motor control systems.
Experience designing systems operating above 100VDC.
Strong knowledge of power conversion, protection, fault detection, power switching and high-current distribution.
Experience with electric vehicles, aerospace, industrial power systems or other safety-critical hardware.
Hands-on experience with hardware integration, debugging and root cause analysis.
Proficiency with Altium Designer.
Strong understanding of EMI/EMC design for high-power electronics.
Able to lead complex technical programmes while remaining hands-on.
Excellent communication skills and ability to work within a fast-paced engineering environment.
Must be a U.S. Person.
Nice to Have
Master's degree in Electrical Engineering.
Experience with aerospace, spaceflight or electric vehicle power systems.
Experience supporting NASA or Class A flight hardware.
Knowledge of battery systems, Battery Management Systems (BMS) and power conversion.
Familiarity with aerospace electrical design standards.
Experience developing hardware for harsh environments, including vibration, vacuum and thermal extremes.
Previous experience within a commercial space startup.
Why Join?
You'll play a key role in developing the electrical backbone of one of the world's most advanced lunar vehicles. This is an opportunity to lead the design of high-voltage power systems that will operate in one of the harshest environments imaginable, while working alongside a multidisciplinary team solving some of the most challenging engineering problems in space exploration.
If you're excited by high-power electronics, technical ownership, and building hardware that will help return humans to the Moon, we'd love to hear from you.
Human Spaceflight | Lunar Exploration | Systems Safety
Do you want to help ensure the safety and reliability of the next generation of human-rated space vehicles?
We're partnered with an innovative aerospace company developing advanced mobility systems and robotic vehicles for future lunar exploration missions. They're seeking a Safety & Mission Assurance (SMA) Manager to lead safety, reliability, and mission assurance activities across one of the most ambitious human spaceflight programs currently in development.
This is a unique opportunity to play a critical role in ensuring the safety of both astronauts and mission-critical hardware as humanity prepares for its next era of exploration beyond Earth.
The Opportunity
As the Safety & Mission Assurance Manager, you'll serve as the technical authority for safety, reliability, and mission assurance across a groundbreaking aerospace program.
You'll work closely with engineering, quality, manufacturing, test, and program teams to identify risks, implement mitigation strategies, conduct safety reviews, and establish the processes that ensure mission success. This role offers the chance to influence vehicle design, operational safety, and mission readiness from concept through deployment.
What You'll Be Doing
Lead all Safety & Mission Assurance activities across a major aerospace program
Develop, implement, and maintain safety, reliability, and mission assurance policies
Perform hazard analyses and identify potential failure modes throughout the product lifecycle
Work with engineering teams to define, implement, and verify risk mitigation strategies
Lead and coordinate:
Hazard Reports
FMECA activities
Reliability assessments
Service life analyses
Risk management processes
Partner with Quality teams to ensure effective Quality Management Systems (QMS) and quality assurance processes
Lead incident investigations and root cause analysis activities
Support workforce safety initiatives and ensure compliance with occupational safety standards
Coordinate milestone reviews, safety review boards, and mission assurance assessments
Ensure compliance with applicable aerospace and government regulations
Drive continuous improvement of safety and reliability processes across the organization
Mentor and lead mission assurance personnel and cross-functional teams
What We're Looking For
Bachelor's degree in Engineering or a related technical discipline
6+ years of experience in Safety, Reliability, Mission Assurance, Systems Engineering, or Quality Engineering within aerospace, defense, or highly regulated industries
Experience supporting NASA, DoD, or complex aerospace programs
Experience creating and implementing Hazard Analysis reports
Experience participating in or leading Safety Review Panels
Strong understanding of risk assessment and mitigation methodologies
Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills
High attention to detail and commitment to quality
Ability to balance rigorous safety standards with fast-paced development schedules
U.S. Person status required
Preferred Experience
Previous leadership experience managing Safety & Mission Assurance teams
Human-rated vehicle or crewed spaceflight programs
Reliability engineering and reliability prediction methodologies
FMECA and fault tree analysis
Flight hardware development programs
Spacecraft, launch vehicle, rover, or mobility platform experience
Programs that have successfully launched or operated in space
OSHA 10 Certification
Familiarity with:
FAR
DFARS
NASA standards and requirements
Aerospace safety review processes
Why Join?
Help shape the safety and reliability of future exploration missions
Influence vehicle design and mission success from day one
Work on one of the most exciting human spaceflight programs currently under development
Collaborate with multidisciplinary engineering teams solving complex challenges
Build processes and systems that directly impact crew safety and mission assurance
Join a fast-moving organization where your expertise will have visible impact
Benefits
Competitive compensation package
Medical, dental, and vision coverage
401(k) with company match
Generous PTO and paid holidays
Parental leave
Professional development and educational reimbursement
Opportunity to contribute to technologies enabling the next era of human space exploration
If you're passionate about safety, reliability, risk management, and ensuring mission success in challenging aerospace environments, we'd love to hear from you.
Space Robotics | Linux Kernel Development | Avionics
Are you passionate about building the software foundations that power advanced robotic systems operating in some of the harshest environments imaginable?
We're partnered with an innovative aerospace company developing next-generation autonomous vehicles and robotic systems for future exploration missions. They're looking for a Staff Embedded Software Engineer – Middleware to lead the development of mission-critical operating system and middleware software that enables reliable, fault-tolerant operation of advanced avionics platforms.
This is a rare opportunity to work at the intersection of embedded systems, robotics, avionics, and autonomous vehicle development while helping shape the future of human and robotic exploration.
The Opportunity
As a Staff Embedded Software Engineer, you'll serve as the technical authority for Linux kernel configuration, customization, and deployment across complex robotics and avionics platforms.
You'll work closely with hardware, systems, robotics, and software teams to build highly reliable, safety-critical software capable of supporting autonomous operations in demanding environments. You'll also mentor engineers, influence architecture decisions, and play a key role in bringing new hardware platforms from concept through deployment.
What You'll Be Doing
Lead Linux kernel configuration, customization, and deployment efforts
Design, develop, integrate, and maintain kernel-level software for advanced robotics and avionics systems
Perform board bring-up activities for new hardware platforms
Configure bootloaders, initialize processors, and develop peripheral drivers
Implement task scheduling, memory partitioning, and real-time operating configurations
Develop and integrate device drivers for mission-critical subsystems
Collaborate with systems, hardware, and robotics teams to implement fault-tolerant architectures
Support hardware/software integration efforts using engineering models, simulators, and hardware-in-the-loop environments
Troubleshoot performance, timing, and real-time execution issues
Develop and maintain flight-quality documentation, operational procedures, and integration processes
Mentor engineers and provide technical leadership across embedded software initiatives
What We're Looking For
Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, or a related discipline
5+ years of experience developing embedded software for mission-critical systems
3+ years of Linux kernel configuration, BSP development, or low-level platform customization
Hands-on board bring-up experience for embedded hardware platforms
Strong C programming skills for embedded systems
Experience with:
Linux kernel development
Bootloaders
Device drivers
Hardware abstraction layers
Real-time debugging
Performance optimization
Experience working with communication interfaces such as:
SPI
RS-422 / RS-485
ADCs
SpaceWire
Understanding of deterministic networking, multiprocessing architectures, and safety-critical software design
Strong communication and collaboration skills
U.S. Person status required
Preferred Experience
Spacecraft, robotics, or autonomous vehicle development
Crewed vehicle avionics systems
Planetary robotics or autonomous mobility platforms
NASA Core Flight System (cFS)
VxWorks 7
Time-Sensitive Networking (TSN)
BSP development for safety-critical systems
Space mission development lifecycles and documentation standards
OCI containers and containerized deployment environments
Hardware-in-the-loop and simulation-based testing
Why Join?
Work on cutting-edge robotic and autonomous systems
Solve complex low-level software challenges where reliability is critical
Influence architecture decisions across software and hardware platforms
See your work progress from development through real-world deployment
Collaborate with experts across avionics, robotics, systems engineering, and autonomy
Join a fast-paced environment where engineers have genuine ownership and impact
Benefits
Competitive compensation package
Medical, dental, and vision coverage
401(k) with company match
Generous PTO and paid holidays
Parental leave
Professional development and educational reimbursement
Opportunity to work on some of the most advanced autonomous and robotic systems being developed today
If you're excited by Linux kernel development, embedded systems, avionics, and building software that enables next-generation robotic platforms, we'd love to hear from you.
An innovative space technology company is seeking a Senior Manufacturing Engineer to support the development and production of next-generation robotic, mobility, and aerospace systems designed for extreme environments. This is an exciting opportunity to join a fast-paced, mission-driven organisation focused on advancing human exploration while delivering cutting-edge engineering solutions.
The successful candidate will play a key role in developing, implementing, and optimising manufacturing processes for complex, high-reliability hardware. Working cross-functionally with engineering, supply chain, quality, and production teams, you will help bridge design and manufacturing to ensure products are built efficiently, reliably, and at scale.
Key Responsibilities
Develop and implement manufacturing processes for complex mechanical and electromechanical assemblies.
Partner with design engineering teams to integrate Design for Manufacturability (DFM), Design for Assembly (DFA), and Design for Test (DFT) principles throughout product development.
Create and maintain manufacturing documentation, including work instructions, process specifications, and assembly procedures.
Lead root cause investigations and corrective actions related to manufacturing issues, non-conformances, and product failures.
Design and implement tooling, fixtures, and assembly methodologies for precision-engineered hardware.
Support prototype development and early-stage production builds.
Collaborate with suppliers to qualify manufacturing processes and improve product quality and consistency.
Drive continuous improvement initiatives focused on cost reduction, quality enhancement, and production efficiency.
Plan and execute manufacturing readiness activities and support production ramp-up strategies.
Contribute to the development of scalable manufacturing capabilities for future growth.
Key Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, or a related technical discipline.
7–10 years' experience in manufacturing engineering within aerospace, automotive, robotics, advanced mobility, defence, or other high-reliability industries.
Proven experience developing and implementing manufacturing processes for complex assemblies.
Strong understanding of engineering drawings, geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T), and technical documentation.
Experience working within regulated quality environments (AS9100, ISO 9001, or equivalent).
Knowledge of structured problem-solving and root cause analysis methodologies (8D, RCCA, Fishbone, etc.).
Experience with additive manufacturing and advanced production technologies. Proficiency with CAD software such as SolidWorks or equivalent.
Hands-on experience with machining, fabrication, assembly, or production operations.
Ability to thrive in a fast-moving, evolving environment with shifting priorities.
Strong organisational, communication, and stakeholder management skills.
Self-motivated with a proactive approach to problem solving and execution.
This is a unique opportunity for an experienced manufacturing engineer to contribute to pioneering technology programmes at the forefront of advanced engineering and exploration. You'll work alongside multidisciplinary teams, solve complex manufacturing challenges, and help bring innovative products from concept through production in a highly collaborative and mission-focused environment.
A space technology company developing next-generation lunar mobility and human spaceflight systems is seeking an experienced Crew Systems IPT Lead to join its growing team.
This is a great opportunity to lead the development and integration of crew-facing systems for a flagship human-rated spaceflight programme. Working at the forefront of commercial space exploration, you will be responsible for delivering safe, reliable and mission-critical crew systems while collaborating with government agencies, commercial partners and multidisciplinary engineering teams.
The successful candidate will combine deep technical expertise in human-rated systems with strong programme leadership capabilities, driving the delivery of crew accommodations, interfaces and operational systems from concept through certification and flight readiness.
Key Responsibilities
Lead the Crew Systems Integrated Product Team (IPT), with accountability for technical performance, programme cost and schedule.
Oversee the design, development and integration of crew-facing hardware and software systems, including:
Human-machine interfaces
Displays and controls
Seating and restraint systems
Lighting systems
Stowage solutions
Ingress and egress systems
Work closely with human spaceflight stakeholders, customers and certification authorities to ensure crew systems meet programme requirements.
Ensure compliance with all applicable human-rating, safety and certification standards.
Define, manage and maintain system requirements, interfaces and verification strategies.
Coordinate technical activities across mechanical, electrical, software, thermal, safety and systems engineering teams.
Lead system integration, validation and verification activities through major programme milestones and design reviews.
Support the development of operational procedures, crew training materials and mission products.
Drive a culture of safety, innovation, quality and mission success throughout the programme lifecycle.
Key Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Aerospace Engineering, Systems Engineering, Human Factors Engineering, Biomedical Engineering or a related technical discipline.
Significant experience delivering complex aerospace or human-rated systems, including several years in technical leadership positions.
Master's degree in Engineering, Systems Engineering or a related discipline.
Experience supporting human spaceflight, crewed aerospace, defence or other safety-critical programmes
Proven experience leading multidisciplinary engineering teams through full product development lifecycles.
Strong understanding of systems engineering principles, integration and verification processes.
Experience working within highly regulated environments and certification-driven programmes.
Demonstrated ability to manage multiple technical workstreams simultaneously and perform effectively under demanding schedules.
Excellent stakeholder management, communication and leadership skills.
Strong organisational and project management capabilities.
Self-motivated with the ability to thrive in fast-paced, high-growth environments.
This position offers the opportunity to shape the future of human space exploration by leading the development of crew systems for a groundbreaking spaceflight programme. The successful candidate will play a critical role in delivering innovative, human-centred solutions that enable safe and effective operations in some of the most challenging environments ever encountered.
Our client is seeking a highly accomplished Mission Operations professional to lead the planning and execution of complex spaceflight and exploration missions. This strategic leadership position will oversee mission operations teams, drive operational readiness, manage mission risk, and support critical decision-making throughout all phases of mission delivery.
The role offers a rare opportunity to contribute to the advancement of next-generation exploration programmes while working alongside leading experts across engineering, operations, and programme management disciplines.
Key Responsibilities
Lead mission planning, preparation, and execution activities for high-profile spaceflight and exploration missions.
Make critical real-time operational decisions to ensure mission success, asset protection, and personnel safety during active mission operations.
Direct multidisciplinary flight operations teams, managing mission risks and resolving operational challenges before and during mission execution.
Serve as the primary mission operations interface between engineering, programme management, integration and test teams, and external stakeholders.
Develop, evaluate, and refine mission objectives in alignment with programme requirements and operational constraints.
Create and execute detailed mission and flight plans to support programme objectives.
Develop and maintain operational rules, procedures, and governance frameworks to ensure safe mission execution.
Coordinate mission planning activities across internal teams, partner organisations, customers, and regulatory stakeholders.
Lead contingency planning and operational response activities to resolve system anomalies and restore nominal mission operations.
Drive continuous improvement of mission operations processes, procedures, and team performance.
Key Requirements
Bachelor's or Master's degree in Engineering, Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science, Physical Sciences, or a related technical discipline.
Minimum 15 years' experience in spaceflight mission operations, aerospace operations, or a closely related field.
Demonstrated leadership experience in mission planning, operations management, systems integration, and real-time operational decision-making.
Strong understanding of spacecraft systems, mission design, flight operations, and operational risk management.
Proven ability to lead multidisciplinary technical teams in complex, fast-paced environments.
Excellent communication, stakeholder management, leadership, and interpersonal skills.
Experience developing operational procedures, mission rules, training programmes, and execution frameworks.
Willingness to support mission operations outside standard business hours, including nights, weekends, and holidays when required.
Eligibility to work within regulated aerospace and defence environments.
Desirable Experience
Previous experience as a Mission Director, Flight Director, Operations Lead, or equivalent senior mission operations role.
Experience supporting crewed or uncrewed spaceflight missions.
Knowledge of spacecraft development, testing, integration, launch operations, orbital mechanics, or ground systems.
Experience working with government agencies, commercial space organisations, or international partners.
Strong technical writing and operational documentation skills.
Experience leading complex technical programmes involving multiple stakeholders and integrated systems.
Demonstrated ability to simplify complex technical challenges and communicate solutions effectively across diverse audiences.
This position offers a unique opportunity to play a leading role in the future of human and robotic space exploration, contributing directly to groundbreaking missions while working alongside world-class engineering and operations teams. The role is ideally suited to an accomplished mission operations professional seeking to make a lasting impact on the next generation of spaceflight capabilities.
An innovative space technology organisation developing next-generation robotic and autonomous systems for lunar and planetary exploration is seeking a Senior IT Security Engineer – Mission Systems Cybersecurity & Compliance. This individual will be responsible for securing mission-critical systems, ensuring cybersecurity compliance across complex engineering environments, and supporting the development of resilient operational infrastructure. The role combines technical cybersecurity expertise, governance and compliance leadership, and collaboration with multidisciplinary engineering teams in a fast-paced, high-growth environment.
Key Responsibilities
Develop, implement, and maintain cybersecurity controls aligned with frameworks such as NIST 800-53, NIST 800-171, DFARS/FAR, and ITAR requirements.
Translate cybersecurity requirements into system architecture, design, implementation, testing, and verification activities.
Design and maintain security controls for mission and operational systems, including access management, continuous monitoring, vulnerability management, and incident response.
Lead compliance initiatives, audits, and assessments while ensuring audit readiness and timely remediation of findings.
Produce and maintain cybersecurity documentation including System Security Plans (SSPs), Plans of Action & Milestones (POA&Ms), Security Control Traceability Matrices (SCTMs), and supporting accreditation artefacts.
Support security investigations, forensic analysis, monitoring activities, and remediation efforts for identified vulnerabilities and incidents.
Evaluate and implement cybersecurity technologies such as SIEM, DLP, monitoring, and compliance management tools.
Collaborate with engineering, IT, and compliance teams to strengthen governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) processes.
Develop strategies to improve system resilience, survivability, maintainability, and security throughout the system lifecycle.
Promote cybersecurity awareness and best practices across the organisation.
Key Requirements
Bachelor's or Master's degree in Cybersecurity, Computer Science, Engineering, Information Technology, or a related discipline (or equivalent experience).
Experience in cybersecurity, governance, risk management, compliance, or information assurance environments.
Strong knowledge of cybersecurity frameworks and regulatory requirements including NIST, RMF, ISO standards, DFARS/FAR, and controlled environments.
Experience supporting security compliance audits and accreditation activities.
Understanding of systems engineering principles including requirements management, architecture, design, testing, and verification.
Technical expertise across cloud environments, operating systems, networking, security controls, vulnerability management, and incident response.
Experience developing and maintaining security documentation and compliance artefacts.
Strong communication, stakeholder management, and cross-functional collaboration skills.
Ability to work independently, manage competing priorities, and meet critical deadlines.
Eligibility to work within regulated or government-controlled environments.
This is an excellent opportunity for a cybersecurity professional seeking to play a key role in protecting mission-critical systems within a cutting-edge aerospace and advanced technology environment. The successful candidate will contribute directly to the security, compliance, and resilience of systems supporting pioneering space exploration initiatives while working alongside highly skilled engineering and technical teams.
We’re looking for a Staff Core Software Engineer to develop embedded and flight software for mission-critical robotic and spaceflight systems in a fast-paced startup environment.
This role is focused on real-time embedded systems, flight software architecture, hardware integration, and autonomy platforms. You’ll work closely with avionics, robotics, systems, and hardware teams to develop highly reliable software for lunar vehicles operating in demanding environments.
What You’ll Be Working On
Embedded and flight software for robotic space systems
RTOS-based software development (VxWorks, RTEMS, FreeRTOS, etc.)
Command & telemetry systems
Hardware abstraction layers and device drivers
Flight software integration and system control logic
Hardware-in-the-loop testing and simulation environments
Real-time system performance, debugging, and validation
Robotics and autonomous vehicle software architectures
Ideal Background
5+ years developing embedded software or avionics systems
Strong C programming experience for embedded systems
Experience with RTOS environments and real-time software concepts
Familiarity with NASA cFS or similar flight software frameworks
Experience integrating software directly with hardware platforms
Understanding of telemetry, networking, and spacecraft data handling
Comfortable debugging timing, integration, and system interaction issues
Strong collaboration skills in multidisciplinary engineering environments
Nice to Have
Device driver or BSP development experience
Hardware-in-the-loop or simulation experience
Safety-critical or fault-tolerant software development
GNC software integration experience
Planetary robotics or crewed spacecraft avionics experience
Startup or NewSpace background
This is an opportunity to work on cutting-edge lunar robotics and help build the software systems that will support the next era of human space exploration.
We are supporting a pioneering space robotics company developing next-generation lunar mobility and autonomous systems designed to support humanity’s long-term presence beyond Earth.
As part of continued growth, they are seeking a Senior GNC Software Engineer – Sensors to lead development of advanced sensing systems for autonomous lunar rover operations.
The Role
You will lead the Sensor Team, owning the sensing architecture that enables autonomous navigation, localization, and control across lunar surface mobility systems.
Working at the intersection of robotics, autonomy, perception, and space exploration, you’ll help develop mission-critical technologies supporting future NASA lunar missions.
Key Responsibilities
Lead development of sensing architectures for autonomous robotic platforms
Own sensor integration activities including drivers, middleware, calibration, synchronization, and sensor fusion
Support integration with localization, mapping, planning, and autonomy systems
Collaborate with systems, electrical, mechanical, and thermal engineering teams to optimize rover sensing capabilities
Support simulation, field testing, hardware bring-up, and performance validation activities
Drive technical decision-making around sensor selection, integration, and system performance
Mentor engineers and contribute to technical leadership across the autonomy and perception teams
Required Background
Bachelor’s degree or higher in Robotics, Aerospace, Electrical Engineering, or related field
5+ years of experience developing sensing or perception systems for robotics, aerospace, or autonomous vehicles
Experience with sensing technologies such as LiDAR, radar, cameras, IMUs, or similar systems
Strong understanding of sensor fusion, calibration, synchronization, and coordinate transformations
Experience with ROS, cFS, or similar robotics middleware environments
Strong C++ and embedded software experience
Strong communication and technical leadership skills
US Person status required
Preferred Experience
Experience with SLAM, perception systems, or autonomous navigation
Familiarity with spaceflight or safety-critical systems
Experience with EKF, factor graphs, or advanced estimation techniques
Advanced degree related to robotics, sensing, or autonomous systems
Why Apply?
This is an opportunity to work on cutting-edge autonomy and robotics systems that will directly support future lunar exploration missions and long-duration planetary mobility.
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