Saronic Technologies, a pioneer in maritime autonomy, is seeking a Mission Operations Engineer to join their Sydney team. This role combines hands-on software engineering with practical maritime operations, focusing on developing and deploying autonomous surface vessels. The position offers a unique opportunity to work at the intersection of software development and maritime technology, contributing to revolutionary autonomous solutions for both government and commercial applications.
The role demands a blend of technical expertise in embedded systems programming using C++ and Rust, along with the physical capability to work in marine environments. You'll be responsible for developing, testing, and maintaining software for autonomous vessels, while also spending significant time on water for real-world testing and deployment. This position requires both technical prowess in software development and practical field experience, making it ideal for engineers who enjoy hands-on work and aren't afraid of challenging marine conditions.
As part of a rapidly growing team, particularly following the company's success in the United States, you'll have the opportunity to shape the organization's future in Australia and the Indo-Pacific region. The role offers competitive compensation, including equity options, health benefits, and a chance to work on cutting-edge autonomous maritime technology. This position would suit someone who combines strong software engineering skills with an interest in maritime operations and a desire to work in a dynamic, physical environment.
The ideal candidate will have experience with embedded systems, real-time computing, and a strong foundation in software development. You should be comfortable with both independent work and team collaboration, capable of handling up to 50% travel, and able to meet the physical demands of marine operations. This role offers a unique opportunity to contribute to the future of maritime autonomy while working with state-of-the-art technology in a rapidly growing field.