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Forward Deployed System Integration Engineer - L1 (UAV Robotics) - Ukraine
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Ukraine
As a Forward Deployed System Integration Engineer - L1 (UAV Robotics) - Ukraine, you will be at the centre of bringing our autonomy solutions into the real world. You will work hands-on with drone hardware, integrate onboard systems, and deploy software onto real UAV platforms, from agile FPV drones to large fixed-wing aircraft. This role is ideal for someone who enjoys making physical systems work, is comfortable following structured procedures, and likes solving practical integration issues using a mix of software and hardware skills. You will be a critical link between our autonomy stack and the aircraft it runs on, ensuring nominal system operability.
Responsibilities
- Be a key member of the deployment team responsible for deploying autonomy solutions across diverse UAV platforms.
- Travel to partner sites, in- and outside of Ukraine, including international locations, to work on-site and ensure the solutions function reliably in demanding real-world conditions ("in the dirt").
- Work hands-on with UAV hardware: assembling, wiring, debugging, and preparing platforms for field deployment.
- Perform practical system bring-up and health checks: verify services, interfaces, storage, logging, and behavior across power cycles and reboots.
- Set up and validate remote access to deployed systems (SSH access, VPN setup, basic routing/firewall configuration as required).
- Install, update, and roll back software releases; track versions and configurations to ensure traceability (Git).
- Collect, organize, and deliver debugging artifacts (logs, configs, versions, photos) and write clear issue reports for engineering escalation.
- Support test operations by preparing systems pre-test and assisting during tests with troubleshooting and data capture.
Requirements
- Comfortable working on Linux-based systems via command line (SSH, file editing, basic process/service management).
- Basic networking knowledge (IP addressing, subnets at a practical level, VPN setup, common connectivity debugging).
- Clear written communication for handoffs, issue reports, and checklists.
- Fluent in Ukrainian
- Ability to follow procedures precisely and work methodically in field environments.
- A willingness to pick up and learn new concepts quickly and to self-acquire missing background knowledge.
- Adaptability under unforeseen circumstances and ability to think and act under pressure.
- A high degree of autonomy, determination and grit in making cool tech work.
- Being comfortable with regular travel within Ukraine and the EU region, often over extended duration (up to 3 weeks at a time, followed by 2 weeks or more on-site).
- Full time availability (40 hours).
Nice to have
- An obsessive level of passion for drones, like the rest of us here.
- Practical experience building and deploying Docker containers.
- Valid driver’s license (Category B, suitable for travel abroad).
- Experience of Python or C++ development.
- Drones pilot license or willingness to acquire one upon joining the team.
Benefits
- Money of course.
- 25 vacation days per year.
- Reimbursed travel expenses and company laptop.
- Traveling abroad to work with our partners.
- (Really) flexible working hours and option to work from home 2 days per week (when not abroad).
- Working in an international, world-class team of engineers and entrepreneurs solving real-life problems with amazing technology.
- Large freedom in how you work and implement solutions, project ownership is incredibly important to us.
- The opportunity to take technical risks, to implement stuff the ‘right’ way and to iterate quickly with tight feedback loops. We are innovating, learning is to be expected.
- Responsibility over the things you implement, you are the expert on what you build.