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The Carbon Robotics LaserWeeder™ utilizes state-of-the-art robotics, computer vision, artificial intelligence, deep learning, and laser technology to meticulously remove weeds with sub-millimeter precision—without the use of harmful herbicides. This groundbreaking solution minimizes environmental harm, enhances soil health, and assists farmers in overcoming labor shortages and escalating costs. Crafted in Seattle and manufactured at our advanced facility in Richland, Washington, the LaserWeeder is redefining standards in automated weed management. With $157 million in backing from leading investors such as BOND, NVentures (NVIDIA’s venture arm), Anthos Capital, Fuse Venture Capital, Ignition Partners, Revolution, Sozo Ventures, and Voyager Capital, Carbon Robotics is at the forefront of innovation.We are a pragmatic team with a strong action-oriented mindset, dedicated to executing our vision. Whether it's developing transformative technologies or engaging with farmers to guarantee the reliability and safety of our products, we go above and beyond for our clients.Joining us means confronting significant challenges that have a substantial impact. You'll have the chance to advance your career, tackle complex issues, and contribute meaningfully to a vital mission. At Carbon Robotics, we empower our team members to make independent decisions and take practical actions.Come be a part of our journey in innovating, executing, and shaping the future of agriculture.YouTube | X | Instagram | LinkedIn | News

Join Axon and make a difference in the world.At Axon, we are dedicated to our mission of protecting life. We tackle the most urgent safety and justice challenges in society through our innovative ecosystem of devices and cloud software. Our collaborative culture thrives on open communication and diverse perspectives, ensuring we connect with our customers, communities, and each other effectively.Working at Axon means engaging in a dynamic and impactful environment. Here, you will take charge and lead transformative initiatives. Experience continuous growth while contributing to a mission that truly matters at a company that values you.Your ImpactAs a senior engineer, you will play a crucial role in the architectural decisions that will define our product. Your passion for device software, which demands high stability and exceptional performance, will be evident. You will utilize the latest open-source technologies and your system design expertise to make sound technical choices for a robust system.You will adeptly navigate engineering trade-offs while empathizing with customers to develop innovative solutions to their challenges. Collaborating closely with product managers and designers, you will ensure we create effective solutions that truly meet customer needs. Additionally, you will mentor fellow engineers, sharing your hands-on knowledge to elevate the skills of your teammates.Join a committed team of professionals driven to positively impact the lives of first responders and those they serve.

Become a Force for Good with Axon.At Axon, our mission is to Protect Life. We are pioneers addressing society's most pressing safety and justice challenges through our integrated devices and cloud software. Like our innovative products, we thrive on collaboration, embracing diverse perspectives from our clients, communities, and each other.Working at Axon is dynamic, demanding, and rewarding. Here, you will take initiative and effect meaningful change. Continuously evolve while dedicating your efforts to a cause that truly matters at a company where you are valued. Your ImpactAs a vital member of a high-performing software engineering team, you will develop embedded software for Axon's devices, ensuring critical evidence is captured during essential moments for our clients. This role offers a chance to collaborate with skilled software and firmware engineers, contributing to the advancement of next-generation public safety products, such as body-worn cameras, in-car cameras, wireless microphones, and more.In your role, you will play a key part in architectural decisions that influence our products. Your commitment is to build device software that emphasizes high stability, rapid responsiveness, and consistent performance. You enjoy working with the latest open-source technologies and can apply your system design expertise to make sound technical choices for a robust system.You have the ability to navigate competing engineering trade-offs with empathy for customer needs, allowing you to propose innovative solutions to their challenges. Working closely with product managers and designers, you will ensure we are developing the right solutions for our customers. Additionally, you take pleasure in mentoring fellow engineers and relish the opportunity to elevate the capabilities of your team.Your primary responsibilities as an Embedded Application Software Engineer will include designing, developing, testing, and maintaining embedded applications and network configurations, along with the supporting systems and libraries, while interfacing with cloud and firmware services for our devices. Join us in making a significant difference in the lives of first responders and the communities they serve.

Join Axon and be a Force for Good.At Axon, we’re dedicated to our mission of Protecting Life. We tackle society's most pressing safety and justice challenges through our innovative ecosystem of devices and cloud software. Our collaborative spirit drives us to connect openly and empathetically, valuing diverse perspectives from our customers, communities, and each other.Life at Axon is dynamic, challenging, and fulfilling. Here, you will have the opportunity to take ownership and make a significant impact, all while growing professionally in an environment where you are valued.Axon is committed to the well-being and safety of its employees, as well as to minimizing its environmental impact. All employees are expected to adhere to relevant environmental, health, and safety regulations, policies, and procedures. We empower our team members to report any safety concerns and environmental impacts.Your ImpactAs a Senior Staff Embedded Software Engineer, you will spearhead essential software engineering projects and establish the strategic technical trajectory across various embedded product lines, such as body-worn cameras, in-car cameras, stationary cameras, drones, and other innovative connected device solutions. Your responsibilities will include defining and advancing embedded software architectures to ensure system-wide excellence in stability, scalability, security, and performance.You will proactively identify technical opportunities and risks, guiding architectural decisions to safeguard our products against complex operational environments. Your strategic input will involve collaboration with executives, directors, managers, and cross-functional teams, significantly influencing Axon’s broader software engineering landscape. Your mentorship will uplift engineers across teams, driving Axon’s mission-critical standards and technical excellence.What You’ll DoLocation: Seattle or BostonReports To: Senior Engineering ManagerDefine and advance embedded software architectures for Axon’s current and future connected device products.Lead strategic planning and coordination for multi-month embedded engineering projects across multiple product lines.Work closely with Product Management, Design, Engineering, and executive leadership to deliver innovative, integrated, and mission-critical solutions.Establish and enforce Axon-wide standards for embedded software design, quality, reliability, and scalability.

Join a Transformative Force in TechnologyAt Palantir, we develop cutting-edge software solutions that revolutionize data-driven operations. Our platforms enable our partners to make impactful decisions, whether it’s creating lifesaving pharmaceuticals, mitigating supply chain risks, or assisting in crucial humanitarian efforts.Your RoleWe are on the lookout for a highly skilled Senior Software Engineer to join our newly established team dedicated to crafting sophisticated autonomous systems for area defense. In this position, you will design and implement innovative solutions that integrate a variety of sensors and intelligent decision-making technologies to safeguard both civilian and military assets against diverse threats, including drone incursions.Your contributions will directly influence the development of autonomous systems that merge sensors—such as radar, cameras, and RF—with real-time responsive actions through effectors, including kinetic and non-kinetic tools or coordinated drone swarms. Collaborating with specialists in sensing, artificial intelligence, and systems engineering, you will play a pivotal role in redefining complex area defense strategies.

Become a Force for Good with Axon.At Axon, our mission is to Protect Life. We tackle society's most pressing safety and justice challenges through an innovative ecosystem of advanced devices and cloud-based software. Our collaborative culture thrives on open communication and respect for diverse perspectives from our customers, communities, and one another.Life at Axon is dynamic, demanding, and impactful. Here, you'll have the chance to take initiative and effect genuine change, all while growing alongside a team that values your contributions.Your ImpactAs a Senior Staff Embedded Software Engineer, you will spearhead essential software engineering projects and define the technical strategy across a range of embedded product lines, from body-worn and in-car cameras to drones and next-gen connected devices. Your responsibilities will include architecting and advancing embedded software systems, ensuring high standards of stability, scalability, security, and performance.You will proactively identify technical challenges and opportunities, guiding architectural choices that prepare our products for complex operational environments. Your strategic insights will foster collaboration with executives and cross-functional teams, significantly shaping Axon’s software engineering landscape. Your mentorship will elevate the skillsets of engineers across various teams, driving the technical excellence that is central to Axon’s mission.Additionally, you will influence Axon’s strategy regarding applied artificial intelligence in connected devices, overseeing how AI models are trained, deployed, and evaluated within the ecosystem. You will help build robust AI architectures that prioritize model performance, operational feasibility, safety, and reliability, ensuring our AI-driven functionalities are dependable in critical scenarios.

The Carbon Robotics LaserWeeder™ utilizes groundbreaking robotics, computer vision, artificial intelligence, deep learning, and lasers to precisely eradicate weeds with sub-millimeter accuracy—all without the use of harmful herbicides. This revolutionary technology not only minimizes environmental impact but also enhances soil health and aids farmers in overcoming labor shortages and increasing costs. Designed in Seattle and manufactured at our state-of-the-art facility in Richland, Washington, the LaserWeeder is setting a new benchmark in automated weed management. With $157 million in capital from esteemed investors, including BOND, NVentures (the venture capital arm of NVIDIA), Anthos Capital, Fuse Venture Capital, Ignition Partners, Revolution, Sozo Ventures, and Voyager Capital, Carbon Robotics is at the forefront of innovation.Our team embodies a straightforward approach with a strong inclination towards action, taking pride in transforming ideas into reality. Whether it's developing cutting-edge technology or visiting farms to guarantee our products' reliability and safety, we are committed to delivering exceptional value to our customers.Being part of our team means engaging with significant challenges that have a profound impact. You will have the opportunity to grow professionally, tackle intricate problems, and contribute meaningfully to a mission of great importance. At Carbon Robotics, we empower our team to make independent decisions and take practical actions.Join us as we innovate, execute, and shape the future of agriculture.YouTube | X | Instagram | LinkedIn | News

Senior Software Engineer - Ground & Control Services About Us: BlackSky is a pioneering real-time intelligence company that operates the world's most sophisticated space-based intelligence platform. We provide our clients with satellite imagery, automated analytics, and high-frequency monitoring of critical locations, economic assets, and unfolding events across the globe. Our solutions are trusted by elite military and intelligence organizations, as well as commercial enterprises, enabling them to gain foresight into pressing national security and economic issues. Our data empowers governments and businesses to observe, comprehend, and predict changes as they occur, granting them a strategic advantage to act swiftly. Our diverse global team is dedicated to leveraging cutting-edge technology to effect meaningful change, fostering a people-first, customer-centric, and enjoyable work environment. We are seeking a dedicated and motivated Senior Software Engineer to join our Ground & Control team, responsible for developing the autonomous software that governs and monitors BlackSky’s satellite constellation. This role encompasses high-speed tasking, ground and space telemetry, health monitoring, and low-latency communication with ground stations worldwide. You will create software that connects hardware-level interfaces with cloud-deployed microservices, contributing to mission-critical systems that ensure our satellites are safe, responsive, and operational 24/7 with minimal human oversight. Success in this role requires a strong sense of initiative, a passion for understanding complex systems, and the ability to trace and validate requirements while constructively challenging them when necessary. You recognize the significance of safety, precision, and testability, especially in autonomous systems where minor errors can lead to significant consequences. Comfortable with modern software development practices, you can navigate both low-level and cloud-based technologies. Above all, you excel in collaborative environments, communicate effectively, and contribute humbly and focused towards a shared mission. While we prefer candidates near our Seattle, WA office, we are open to considering remote applicants in select states.

About BRINC:BRINC is at the forefront of revolutionizing public safety, developing a cutting-edge ecosystem of life-saving tools. Our mission began with pioneering drones and ruggedized throw phones, crafted to enter hazardous areas and facilitate communication to defuse tense situations. Today, we have broadened our scope to include the creation and implementation of 911 response networks, utilizing drones to provide real-time visual data in response to emergency calls, enhancing safety and enabling more effective crisis management. Our innovative solutions are in use by over 600 public safety agencies nationwide, and we have successfully secured over $150 million in funding from prominent investors, including Index Ventures, Motorola Solutions, Sam Altman, Dylan Field, Mike Volpe, and Alexandr Wang. We are dedicated to attracting top talent to join our mission of empowering first responders to save lives.About this Role:We are looking for a talented and experienced Embedded Software Engineer to join our team. In this position, you will be responsible for designing and developing on-device software for our diverse hardware product lineup, which includes both indoor and outdoor drones, hand-held remote controllers, robotic drone nests, and various support equipment and accessories.Key Responsibilities:Lead the entire software development lifecycle, from specifications and design to implementation, testing, and ongoing product support. Produce high-quality flight-ready code primarily in C/C++.Establish high-level design architectures and implementation strategies for the team. Clearly communicate design decisions to internal stakeholders. Maintain comprehensive documentation in a revision-controlled environment.Collaborate closely with electrical, mechanical, perception, controls, testing, and manufacturing engineers.Engage directly with customers by troubleshooting issues in the field, integrating user feedback, and supporting the launch of new products.Qualifications:A minimum of 5 years of industry experience in developing software for embedded devices.Proficient in C, C++, Python, and related programming and scripting languages.Experience in a fast-paced technical environment.Expertise in developing and optimizing software for embedded systems.Familiarity with standard embedded interfaces (I2C, SPI, UART, CAN, etc.).Experience with a variety of compute hardware, including SoCs and MCUs.

Join Axon and be a Force for Good.At Axon, we’re on a mission to protect life. We’re explorers, tackling society’s most pressing safety and justice challenges with our innovative ecosystem of devices and cloud software. Like our products, we collaborate effectively, embracing diverse perspectives from our customers, communities, and each other.Life at Axon is dynamic, challenging, and meaningful. Here, you’ll have the opportunity to take ownership and drive significant change. Experience continuous growth as you work diligently for a mission that matters at a company where your contributions are valued.Your ImpactYou will lead a high-impact software engineering team dedicated to developing embedded software for devices that connect cameras and other peripherals, ensuring that critical evidence is captured during essential moments for our customers. This role provides a unique opportunity to collaborate with talented software and firmware engineers in the creation of next-generation public safety products, including body-worn cameras, in-car cameras, wireless microphones, and more.As an Engineering Manager on the Connected Devices team, you will engage in a variety of responsibilities that keep your work interesting. These include conducting code reviews, contributing to technical development, overseeing integrations, managing projects, reviewing and shaping software architecture, ensuring engineering and security excellence, recruiting talent, and fostering team growth.Your ability to empathize with customers will enable you to propose innovative solutions to their challenges. You’ll work closely with product managers and designers to ensure the delivery of effective solutions tailored to our customers' needs.

Join a Pioneering CompanyAt Palantir, we develop cutting-edge software that transforms data into actionable insights. Our innovative platforms empower partners to tackle significant challenges, from advancing medical research to enhancing supply chain resilience and aiding in critical missing person cases.Position OverviewApollo stands at the forefront of Palantir’s autonomous software management and deployment initiatives. This platform ensures the seamless and continuous delivery of essential software (Foundry, Gotham, AIP) across diverse environments, including on-premises, public cloud, isolated networks, and highly regulated contexts (such as IL-5 and FedRAMP).As a Software Engineer on the Apollo team, you will be responsible for designing and operating a large-scale distributed system that facilitates the remote operation and maintenance of Kubernetes clusters. Our goal is to swiftly extract the entire state of a cluster into a portable, high-performance artifact, allowing for near-instantaneous cluster reconstruction—all while pushing the boundaries of speed, reliability, and scalability.Your responsibilities will include designing and implementing backup and restore solutions for Kubernetes, utilizing proprietary compression technologies tailored to Palantir’s unique deployment strategies. You will also enhance our container artifact store based on the OCI (Open Container Initiative) distribution spec, which serves as the industry standard for managing container images and artifacts. You will oversee the core infrastructure supporting every environment Apollo engages with, from large-scale cloud providers to military transport vehicles.If you thrive on challenges involving container technologies like OCI and Docker, storage solutions, and distributed systems, this role offers you the chance to delve into storage formats and low-level optimizations where milliseconds are crucial. As we automate cluster creation and management across varied hardware, you will play a vital role in expanding Palantir’s capabilities at the edge and addressing complex distributed systems challenges. You will manage the complete development lifecycle—from concept and design through implementation and support—while collaborating closely with both technical and non-technical stakeholders to deliver impactful infrastructure. We actively encourage the use of AI tools (Claude Code/Codex/Copilot) to enhance productivity.

About Ditto Ditto builds technology for resilient, real-time data flow at the edge. The company’s peer-to-peer synchronization engine keeps devices connected and data consistent, even when internet access is unreliable or unavailable. Organizations like Chick-fil-A, Delta Airlines, and the U.S. military use Ditto to power mission-critical experiences in aviation, retail, travel, hospitality, and defense. With over $145 million in funding, Ditto is a fast-growing, globally distributed startup committed to building a diverse and inclusive team, essential for solving tough connectivity problems in challenging environments. Role Overview: Senior Software Engineer - Autonomy (Remote) This Senior Software Engineer role focuses on autonomy and field deployment. As a Forward Deployed Engineer, work directly with key users to integrate Ditto’s platform into operational environments, especially where robotics and real-time data are essential. The position calls for adaptable engineers who can quickly solve complex technical challenges and reduce the time it takes for customers to realize value from Ditto’s software. Expect to collaborate closely with both users and Ditto’s core product engineering team, relaying technical feedback and feature requests. The work often involves ambiguity, rapid troubleshooting, and direct involvement in field testing. Key Responsibilities Integrate with Robotic Platforms: Lead on-site software integration with unmanned ground, aerial, and maritime systems. Establish reliable data connections between Ditto’s synchronization layer and various robotic autonomy stacks. Develop on ROS2 and DDS Middleware: Design, build, and debug software nodes within ROS2 frameworks. Use DDS (Data Distribution Service) for real-time, publish-subscribe communication between robotic subsystems and Ditto’s platform. Implement MAVLink Integrations: Create and refine MAVLink-based communication channels for telemetry, command, and control of unmanned aerial systems. Ensure dependable data transfer between Ditto’s platform and autopilot firmware. Solve Problems in Real-Time: Act as the first line of technical support during field testing. Diagnose and resolve software, sensor, and communication issues on robotic platforms as they arise. Location Remote. Candidates in Atlanta, Austin, San Francisco, or Seattle are encouraged to apply.

Senior Guidance, Navigation, and Control EngineerAbout AetherfluxAt Aetherflux, we are pioneering the infrastructure that will enable and empower the orbital economy. Our advanced satellites are designed for operation in Low Earth Orbit, harnessing sunlight to unlock a new array of capabilities—from energy transmission via infrared lasers (both space-to-earth and space-to-space) to on-orbit computing solutions and high-bandwidth optical data delivery. By innovating the generation and distribution of energy and data in space, we are creating unprecedented operational methods for both orbital missions and terrestrial applications.Founded in 2024 by Baiju Bhatt, co-founder of Robinhood, Aetherflux is supported by top-tier investors and staffed by a team of experts from leading aerospace and defense sectors. We are rapidly tackling intricate technical challenges to establish a groundbreaking category of space infrastructure.The RoleAs a Senior Guidance, Navigation, and Control (GNC) Engineer at Aetherflux, you will be responsible for designing and implementing algorithms that dictate the orientation, navigation, and maneuvering of our spacecraft in orbit. Your contributions will have a direct impact on pointing precision, orbital control, and overall mission efficacy.This role is characterized by high ownership, covering areas such as modeling, simulation, flight software integration, and real-world testing. You will collaborate closely with propulsion, hardware, and software teams to ensure the reliability of GNC systems from simulation stages through to on-orbit operations.Key ResponsibilitiesDesign and develop advanced guidance, navigation, and control algorithms for spacecraft attitude and orbital control.Create high-fidelity simulations to accurately model spacecraft dynamics, sensors, and actuators.Implement state estimation algorithms (e.g., Kalman filters) for navigation and attitude determination.Formulate control laws for pointing, stabilization, and orbital maneuvers.Collaborate with propulsion and hardware teams for the integration of actuators and sensors into control systems.Work alongside software engineers to incorporate GNC algorithms into flight software.Validate system performance using simulation, hardware-in-the-loop testing, and real-world data analysis.Assist with integration, launch preparations, and on-orbit operations.Analyze flight data, troubleshoot anomalies, and enhance system performance over time.Contribute to architectural decisions related to vehicle and mission design.

Join Opendoor as a Software Engineer focused on Financial Systems, where you will play a crucial role in enhancing our financial technology infrastructure. You will collaborate with cross-functional teams to design, develop, and implement software solutions that drive our financial operations.As part of our team, you will have the opportunity to work on innovative projects that impact the way we operate and serve our customers.

The Carbon Robotics LaserWeeder™ harnesses cutting-edge robotics, computer vision, AI/deep learning, and laser technology to eradicate weeds with astonishing precision—without the use of herbicides. This groundbreaking approach minimizes environmental impact, enhances soil health, and aids farmers in overcoming labor shortages and escalating costs. Designed in Seattle and manufactured in our state-of-the-art facility in Richland, Washington, the LaserWeeder is pioneering a new era in automated weed management. With $157 million raised from esteemed investors including BOND, NVentures (NVIDIA’s venture arm), Anthos Capital, Fuse Venture Capital, Ignition Partners, Revolution, Sozo Ventures, and Voyager Capital, Carbon Robotics is at the forefront of innovation.Our team is straightforward and action-oriented, dedicated to bringing our visions to fruition. Whether innovating transformative technologies or visiting farms to ensure our products are effective and safe, we do what it takes to meet our customers' needs.Joining us means tackling significant challenges with substantial impacts. You will have opportunities for professional growth, to solve intricate problems, and to contribute meaningfully to a mission that is vital. At Carbon Robotics, we empower our team to operate autonomously and make practical, real-world decisions.Be part of our journey as we innovate, implement, and shape the future of agriculture together.YouTube | X | Instagram | LinkedIn | NewsAs a Robot Systems Software Engineer at Carbon Robotics, you will collaborate with software, mechanical, and electrical engineering teams to develop AI and robotics solutions. Specifically, you will engage in the design and implementation of features and algorithms for robotic systems.Your commitment to ensuring our customers receive reliable and safe products may involve hands-on visits to farms.

About Our TeamJoin the Statsig team at OpenAI, where we engineer the essential experimentation, rollout, and analytics infrastructure that drives every aspect of our product development. Our innovative systems empower teams across OpenAI to launch features safely, conduct experiments, and analyze the performance of product and model changes in real environments.Based in our Bellevue office, we are a close-knit group that thrives on in-person collaboration, rapid execution with a focus on impact, and creating systems that enable creativity across the organization.About the RoleAs a Senior Infrastructure Engineer on the Statsig team, you will play a vital role in designing and scaling the core infrastructure that supports OpenAI's experimentation and rollout tools.You will engage with distributed systems that provide real-time configuration decisions, handle vast amounts of experimentation data, and facilitate analytics that help teams gauge the effectiveness of product and model adaptations in production.This position demands a deep technical understanding and emphasizes performance, scalability, and reliability at an unprecedented scale. You will architect systems capable of supporting billions of feature evaluations, adhering to stringent latency standards, and establishing the data foundation for experimentation throughout OpenAI's product ecosystem.In this position, you will:Design and implement low-latency configuration delivery systems that drive progressive rollouts across OpenAI's diverse product offerings.Develop a highly scalable data ingestion and analytics infrastructure to enhance experimentation, product analytics, and feature performance tracking.Elevate the performance, efficiency, and reliability of Statsig’s core infrastructure, ensuring systems remain fast and stable as OpenAI’s products expand globally.Optimize query performance and data accessibility for experimentation and analytics workflows utilized by teams across OpenAI.Lead significant technical initiatives and influence the architecture of the experimentation and rollout infrastructure utilized company-wide.You may excel in this role if you:Possess experience building large-scale distributed systems with rigorous performance and reliability standards.Thrive on solving low-latency systems challenges, such as real-time configuration delivery and data analysis.

Join aetherflux as a Software Engineer specializing in Reliability for Avionics and Compute Systems. In this key role, you will be responsible for ensuring the dependable operation of our cutting-edge technology solutions that power the aviation industry. Collaborate with a talented team to design, develop, and test reliable software components that meet rigorous standards.

This is a direct hire position with an Emergent Software client based in Seattle, Washington. U.S. work authorization is required. No visa sponsorship is available. Role overview The Software Engineer (Endpoint Systems) develops endpoint-native software for macOS, Windows, or Linux. This role centers on building and maintaining components that operate between the operating system and user-space applications, capturing and influencing network and system behavior as it happens. The work involves low-level systems programming and requires a solid understanding of workstation networking. Main responsibilities Design and maintain cross-platform endpoint applications for macOS, Windows, and Linux Develop systems to intercept, analyze, and control network and application behavior Work on low-level systems programming, such as macOS Network Extension or similar components on Windows or Linux Collaborate closely with the OS layer, including user-space, system APIs, and kernel-adjacent components Implement logic for policy enforcement, traffic inspection, and action gating Partner with security, AI, and infrastructure engineers to understand agent workflows and risks Optimize applications for performance, reliability, and low-latency interception Requirements 3–6 years of experience in application or systems development Strong programming skills in at least one of: Go, Rust, C/C++, or Python Hands-on experience developing software for at least one desktop OS (macOS, Windows, or Linux) Familiarity with OS-level APIs (file system, processes, IPC) and background services, daemons, or agents Experience with system extensions, drivers, or low-level hooks is a plus Solid understanding of TCP/IP stack, sockets, HTTP/S, and network interception patterns such as proxies, packet inspection, or hooks Background in traffic inspection, filtering, or routing, as well as experience with endpoint or network security tools (EDR, firewall, proxy, etc.) Preferred skills Experience working with security products or observability tools Familiarity with AI/LLM tooling or agent frameworks Background in building cross-platform applications is highly desirable

Join Anduril Industries as a Senior Robotics Software Engineer and lead the charge in developing groundbreaking autonomous systems. In this pivotal role, you'll engage in diverse challenges surrounding autonomy, systems integration, robotics, and networking, making critical engineering decisions that directly influence mission success. Your expertise will ensure that Anduril's innovative products work in harmony to achieve essential outcomes. You'll be responsible for crafting innovative solutions to complex robotics challenges, striking a balance between engineering pragmatism and mission-critical requirements, while collaborating closely with cross-functional teams to integrate software with hardware systems. Contributing to the entire product lifecycle, from conceptualization to deployment, you will rapidly prototype and iterate on software solutions. We seek an individual who thrives in a dynamic, fast-paced environment and is eager to tackle ambiguous problems. Your 'Whatever It Takes' mindset will be crucial in executing tasks efficiently, at scale, and pragmatically, always keeping the mission at the forefront of your efforts. This role offers the opportunity to contribute significantly to the future of defense technology.