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Harmattan AI is seeking an ML Research Engineer to join the Detect&Track Distillation team at an early stage, shaping the technical direction and distilling large foundation models into compact, task-specific components for edge and embedded systems.
You will work on target detection, classification, and re-identification, collaborating with the Detect&Track Foundation team and cross‑functional engineers in Lausanne, Paris, or Zurich to deliver robust, deployable solutions.
Harmattan AI is a next-generation defense prime building autonomous and scalable defense systems. Following the close of a $200M Series B, valuing the company at $1.4 billion, we are expanding our teams and capabilities to deliver mission-critical systems to allied forces.
Our work is guided by clear values: building technologies with real-world impact, pursuing excellence in everything we do, setting ambitious goals, and taking on the hardest technical challenges. We operate in a demanding environment where rigor, ownership, and execution are expected.
Harmattan AI is heavily pushing the boundaries of autonomous systems, where the perception of the surrounding world through visual cues is a vital component. To make sense of incoming visual data and enable mission-critical downstream decisions, we have developed custom detection models. As our product and project portfolio expands, we are diversifying our efforts in this space across multiple embedded platforms.
As an ML Research Engineer in the Detect&Track Distillation team, you will join us at a very early stage, giving you a unique opportunity to heavily influence the technical direction of the team. Operating out of Lausanne, Paris, or Zurich, you will focus on taking large foundation models and distilling them into highly optimized, task-specific components. Your work will span target detection, classification, and target re-identification across time, directly tackling the hardware inference constraints of diverse edge and embedded systems.
We look forward to hearing how you can help shape the future of autonomous defense systems at Harmattan AI.