Software Engineer

Office locations for this role include – Bristol, Burton, Glasgow, Gloucester and Warrington.

Salary range is £30,000pa to £45,000pa depending on experience.

Do you want to help us create a safe and secure world through the delivery of transformational and trusted autonomous technologies?

We seek to develop novel autonomous systems for a better world, working with the latest sensors, deploying our technology to advanced computing platforms and experimenting with novel vehicles.

Our team works closely with customers and users, ensuring we are solving real problems in a way that can be deployed in real situations. This means the systems we develop must be safe, reliable and trustworthy.

We are looking to grow our team with intelligent, talented and motivated people to continue to deliver transformational technology.

We are looking for a Software Engineer with a background in Robotics, or Embedded Systems development to join our Assured Autonomous Systems team.

This is an exciting opportunity affording the successful applicant the chance to learn and apply software skills across our entire technology stack, supporting everything from high-level architecture design and technology selection, through to implementation, deployment, and testing.

While beneficial, expertise as a production software engineer is not essential. Above all else we are looking for an able problem solver, an enthusiastic learner, and a team player who wishes to develop and apply their skills to a variety of interesting real-world problems.

This is more than just a pure software development position, it is an opportunity to contribute as part of a complex multidisciplinary team working on projects that often culminate in tangible, real-world demonstrations out in the field: think bespoke autonomous drones and ground vehicles conducting missions and demonstrations live in front of stakeholders, realised by the software and hardware developed by our team.

For example, a typical project might see us use:

• Using Python and C++ to deploy autonomy algorithms ‘at the edge’.

• Open-source unmanned vehicle tasking and telemetry solutions, using PX4 and ROS2 for example.

This project would typically be realised by a small team of 5-10 engineers of varying disciplines and levels of experience, in short timeframes ranging from a few months to a year.

We’d love to hear about the particular skills and languages you have experience in or wish to develop further, and in return explain how those skills and languages are used on our current projects – why not ask us more in your interview.