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Shield AI

Engineer, Autonomous Systems Integration (R6266)

  • Confirmed live in the last 24 hours
  • $130k–$190k
  • Mid level
  • Full time employee
  • On-site · San Diego, California
  • 10+ yrs exp
  • Added 2 months ago

About this role

Shield AI is seeking a seasoned Autonomous Systems Integration expert to lead the development, testing, and support of their Hivemind autonomy software across diverse unmanned systems. This hands-on role involves bridging the gap between software, hardware, and operations, ensuring robust system readiness for both internal teams and customer demonstrations. The ideal candidate will possess strong leadership, troubleshooting, and communication skills to drive integration improvements and mentor fellow engineers.

What you'll do

  • Serve as a technical lead for Hivemind integration and test readiness.
  • Lead hands-on integration and troubleshooting across various hardware and software components.
  • Evaluate new platforms and guide teams on their suitability for Hivemind development and testing.
  • Define readiness criteria, test expectations, and handoff points for hardware used by Hivemind teams.
  • Diagnose complex cross-disciplinary issues and facilitate effective resolution.
  • Contribute to test methods and data-review practices for improved confidence in Hivemind's behavior.
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Shield AI

Shield AI develops autonomous defense aircraft platforms, including systems like the V-BAT, requiring sophisticated hardware integration and testing. The company is hiring mechanical engineers, electrical engineers, and supplier development specialists to design aircraft systems, develop test solutions, and manage aerospace supply chains.

Industry
Aerospace & Defense
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Likely interview questions

  • Describe a time you had to troubleshoot a complex hardware/software integration issue under pressure. What was your approach?
  • How do you balance the need for rapid development with the importance of rigorous testing in an autonomous systems context?