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Neya Systems, a division of Applied Research Associates, seeks a Senior Autonomy Engineer to lead design, development, and integration of autonomy across unmanned ground vehicles. You will guide perception, planning, controls, and embedded software while mentoring engineers.
This hybrid role requires three days onsite at the Warrendale, PA office. You will drive technical investigations, field tests, and collaborations with sensors teams, then present results to customers and program managers to
Neya Systems, a division of Applied Research Associates (ARA), is a leader in advanced robotics and autonomy technologies supporting national defense and national security missions. We develop high‑reliability autonomy software for unmanned ground systems that operate in complex, real‑world environments. Our work spans perception, planning, controls, sensor fusion, human‑robot interaction, and system integration.
We are seeking a Senior Autonomy Engineer to lead the design, development, and integration of autonomy capabilities across unmanned ground vehicle platforms. This role requires strong technical depth, hands‑on robotics experience, and the ability to work across multiple subsystems including perception, planning, controls, and embedded software. This position is a hybrid role, requiring three days per week onsite at our Warrendale, PA office. As a senior contributor, you will drive complex technical efforts, mentor engineers, analyze system performance, and help shape next‑generation autonomy solutions.
We offer competitive compensation, comprehensive benefits, professional development funding, and the opportunity to contribute to high‑impact autonomy and robotics programs supporting national defense missions.
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