Field Robotics Integration Engineer - Autonomy & Testing

AeroVect Technologies Inc.; Atlanta (GA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 135,000; Full time

Job summary

AeroVect Technologies Inc. is seeking an Integration Engineer to support field deployments at airports and test facilities. You will validate sensors and hardware, fix software issues, and conduct supervised autonomy tests while coordinating with field operations and the engineering team.

The role requires travel to deployment sites, familiarity with LiDAR, cameras, radar, GPS/GNSS, embedded hardware, and Linux tooling. Weekend work is possible, and the position is onsite in Atlanta.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's in EE, ME, CS, Robotics or related field.
• 2–4 years in systems integration, field testing, or hardware/software validation for robotic platforms.
• Hands-on experience with LiDAR, cameras, radar, GPS/GNSS, and embedded hardware.
• Proficiency with Linux and command-line tooling.
• Ability to read software logs, identify anomalies, and debug.
• Strong documentation and organizational skills.

Responsibilities

• Evaluate and validate new sensors and platform hardware through structured test programs.
• Fix minor bugs in the autonomy software stack during field operations.
• Execute supervised autonomy testing runs.
• Execute release-level testing to verify software and hardware production readiness.
• Collect data and run tests for edge-case maneuvers, sensor profiling, obstacle avoidance, and controller tuning.
• Train and level up Test Operators to grow team capability.
• Maintain fleet software through updates, patches, and configuration management.
• Monitor fleet health and triage field issues to minimize downtime.
• Document test results, field observations, and issue reports for engineering feedback.

Skills

Linux CLI

Debugging

Documentation

Mentoring

Education

Bachelor's in EE, ME, CS, Robotics

Tools

ROS2

Python

C++

GPS/GNSS

LiDAR

Job description

AeroVect Technologies Inc. is seeking an Integration Engineer to support field deployments at airports and test facilities. You will validate sensors and hardware, fix software issues, and conduct supervised autonomy tests while coordinating with field operations and the engineering team.

The role requires travel to deployment sites, familiarity with LiDAR, cameras, radar, GPS/GNSS, embedded hardware, and Linux tooling. Weekend work is possible, and the position is onsite in Atlanta.