Robotics Software Engineer

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8 months ago
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Are you ready to develop cutting-edge software that changes how defence technology operates on the battlefield? We are working with a key Defence client who are a global leader in combat engineering systems, and they are seeking a Software Engineer to join their forward-thinking Research & Development Team.
From remote-controlled mine clearance systems to next-gen vehicle automation, the R&D team is pioneering the future of robotics and autonomous systems (RAS). They are not just writing code, they are solving real-world challenges with practical, tested solutions alongside key partners and military clients around the globe.
What You’ll Be Doing:

  • Design, develop, and deploy real-time software for autonomous military systems.
  • Build tools and applications for image processing, sensor integration, and machine learning.
  • Test and trial your solutions in hands-on environments, sometimes on the other side of the world!
  • Collaborate with multi-disciplinary teams to shape the full engineering lifecycle.
  • Stay ahead of the curve with emerging technologies in robotics and AI.
    What You’ll Bring:
  • Degree in Software Engineering, Computer Science, Physics, Maths, or related.
  • Strong coding skills in C/C++ or Python and experience with Linux systems.
  • Background in robotics, automation, and machine control systems.
  • Experience with ROS/ROS2, OpenCV, and a passion for ML and data analysis.
  • Basic electronics knowledge and the ability to interpret schematics.
    Why work for us?
  • Be at the heart of military innovation in an agile, high-impact team.
  • Work internationally with military clients and robotics leaders.
  • Flexible working & reduced Friday hours.
  • Supportive, collaborative culture with a focus on learning and growth.
  • Opportunity to influence the next generation of RAS technology.
    Ready to make an impact where it matters most?
    Apply now and become part of a team that’s redefining the battlefield…one line of code at a time

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