Generally Awesome Engineer

Your Role:

To come up with algorithms and code to completely and reliably replace the human pilot, only bound by the laws of Nature and rules of the air.

• proven research skills,
• proven applied engineering skills.

• Systems, embedded or low-level programming, e.g. porting netbsd to the bf531, a load balancer for a 12-datacenter spread web service serving 300k qps,
• Games or graphics programming, e.g. high performance photorealistic rendering,
• Machine learning, e.g. designing, implementing and evaluating neural networks, generative adversarial networks, fundamental research on xNNs, interpretability, training methods, convergence, etc.,
• Computer vision, e.g. SLAM and localization systems,
• Optimizing code for GPUs, FPGA programming, e.g. tweaking code to get the most out of (super)computing facilities,
• Robotics and control, e.g. motion planning in the air or on the ground, sensor fusion, real time solving of inverse kinematic equations,
• General or commercial aviation, e.g. flying for fun or profit,
• Leading or building software engineering teams,
• Physics, any physics.

• Combine the best of both worlds; a) work in fast-growing startup and b) collaborate with and learn from very experienced engineers and scientists that have previously worked at Google, SpaceX, Apple, Nvidia, CERN, and Rolls Royce,
• Build cutting-edge technology that will shape our future,
• Join our pilots to test your ideas in the air during test flights in the Swiss Alps,
• Develop scarce and marketable skills in the fields of safety-critical avionics systems development, computer vision, machine learning, and robotics.