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NavLive in Oxford offers a hybrid role as Technical Support & Test Engineer. You will bridge development and users, ensuring robust software releases and top-tier support for systems using multi-sensor fusion and high-precision positioning to create real-time 3D models.
You will own testing, validation, and deployment across cloud portals and edge environments on NVIDIA Jetson hardware, using ROS/ROS2, Docker, and Debian packaging. A degree and 2+ years’ experience are required.
Oxford (Hybrid - 3 days in the office, 2 days WFH)
Are you ready to revolutionize how the world measures, monitors, and understands physical spaces?
NavLive, a rapidly growing University of Oxford spin-out, is searching for a talented Technical Support and Test Engineer to join our innovative team! Powered by award-winning spatial AI and algorithms, we are pioneering real-time solutions for the construction and geospatial industries. In this vital role, you will be the crucial bridge between our development team and our users, ensuring seamless, robust software releases and providing top-tier technical support for systems that leverage multi-sensor fusion and high-precision positioning to instantly build 3D models of environments. If you thrive in a fast-paced start-up environment and want to ensure our cutting-edge technology flawlessly delivers actionable, real-time insights to site decision-makers, we would love to have you build the future with us!
As our Technical Support & Test Engineer, you will be the primary technical contact for troubleshooting our device platform and own the full release cycle-testing, validating, and deploying our system stack, from cloud portals to edge-based ROS and Docker environments on NVIDIA Jetson hardware. We are looking for someone passionate about diagnosing complex hardware-software interactions and maintaining seamless software delivery.
Oxford (Hybrid - 3 days in the office, 2 days WFH)
£40,000-£50,000 + Share Options
Are you ready to revolutionize how the world measures, monitors, and understands physical spaces?
NavLive, a rapidly growing University of Oxford spin-out, is searching for a talented Technical Support and Test Engineer to join our innovative team! Powered by award-winning spatial AI and algorithms, we are pioneering real-time solutions for the construction and geospatial industries. In this vital role, you will be the crucial bridge between our development team and our users, ensuring seamless, robust software releases and providing top-tier technical support for systems that leverage multi-sensor fusion and high-precision positioning to instantly build 3D models of environments. If you thrive in a fast-paced start-up environment and want to ensure our cutting-edge technology flawlessly delivers actionable, real-time insights to site decision-makers, we would love to have you build the future with us!
As our Technical Support & Test Engineer, you will be the primary technical contact for troubleshooting our device platform and own the full release cycle-testing, validating, and deploying our system stack, from cloud portals to edge-based ROS and Docker environments on NVIDIA Jetson hardware. We are looking for someone passionate about diagnosing complex hardware-software interactions and maintaining seamless software delivery.
Your role as a Technical Support & Test Engineer will involve:
Key requirements for this role:
The following are desirable skills and traits:
For the successful candidate, we can offer:
This role involves on-site and in-person time, but we structure our working week to enable hybrid work arrangements (working from home 1-2 days per week). We more highly value excellent work than always on-site working.
Our working week is centred around a set of core working hours but we offer extra flexibility for candidates with specific personal constraints.
Our company thrives on diverse inputs from people of different backgrounds, skillsets and points of view. We embrace individuality and aim to offer the flexibility demanded by the modern digital workforce.