AI/ML Engineer (Aerospace Department)

Phoenix-RTOS; Warszawa; Híbrido; PLN 50 000 - 80 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

Phoenix-RTOS is looking for talented developers to join their Aerospace department in Warsaw, Poland. The company is at the forefront of developing an open-source operating system for IoT, leveraging unique microkernel architecture. As a part of this innovative team, you will work on exciting projects such as Phoenix-SAT, focusing on AI-driven satellite data processing, and Phoenix-PILOT, aimed at creating autonomous applications for UAVs. Join us and be part of the IoT revolution!

Responsabilidades

• Develop AI/ML algorithms for satellite data processing.
• Build autonomous applications for unmanned aerial vehicles.

Descrição da oferta de emprego

Company is developing new open-source operating system for IoT. The system is based on written from scratch microkernel. If you like challenges, advanced engineering and if you want to be in the heart of IoT revolution this is the right workplace for you. Company hires highly qualified engineers and because of successful OS implementations is looking for talented developers.

Location: Warsaw, Poland

About the project

The micro-kernel architecture of Phoenix-RTOS architecture is the foundation on which we build high-performance and energy-efficient solutions for various embedded market segments.

You will join the Aerospace department, where the following projects are carried out:

Phoenix-SAT a framework dedicated to space applications, optimized for the use of AI/ML algorithms. The main goal of the project is to develop a platform that uses machine learning and artificial intelligence techniques to process and classify data collected from satellite sensors, particularly high-resolution optical and hyperspectral sensors. The key challenge will be ensuring the correct operation of the processing pipeline in a resource-constrained space environment, and in later stages, building solutions that enable model development directly on edge platforms operating in orbit.

Phoenix-PILOT a multi-domain autopilot project, particularly for unmanned aerial vehicles such as multirotor drones and fixed-wing aircraft. The primary objective is to develop autonomous applications for UAVs