Hardware / Interface Engineer

About the Position

Our client applies AI to Ukraine's drone fleet, flying on live combat missions. The company is partnered with some of the major OEMs and brigades in Ukraine, and its AI is also deployed on EU platforms.

The company was built on a simple premise: deterrence is proven in the field, not built in a laboratory. The team is hiring engineers who want their work tested by reality, not a simulator.

Ukraine's drone fleet spans a huge range of sensors and airframes, evolving constantly under real operational pressure. This role builds the layer that sits between drone hardware and software - standardising that chaos so the AI can scale across hardware platforms without being rebuilt each time.

Responsibilities

• Configure multiple sensor types to software and normalise their output so the AI can scale across hardware platforms without being rebuilt each time.
• Work directly with physical platforms, alongside the flight test team, to get new hardware onto the fleet fast.
• Communicate directly with OEM R&D and engineering teams and influence platform design across the frontline and in the EU.
• Expand what company’s AI can fly with every airframe and sensor brought online, and how quickly it reaches the frontline.

Requirements

• Strong systems/embedded software engineering fundamentals.
• Experience integrating diverse sensors and hardware into a common software interface.
• Comfort working close to the metal - firmware, drivers, hardware quirks - not just clean abstractions.
• A willingness to get hands dirty - this is not a desk-only job.
• Bilingual English/Ukrainian is a bonus but not necessary.

We Offer

• Top-of-market compensation + equity.
• Work that ships to combat within days, not years.
• Military exemption (reservation) may be provided, subject to available company quota.

About the Company

Our client applies AI to Ukraine's drone fleet, flying on live combat missions. The company is partnered with some of the major OEMs and brigades in Ukraine, and its AI is also deployed on EU platforms.

The company was built on a simple premise: deterrence is proven in the field, not built in a laboratory. The team is hiring engineers who want their work tested by reality, not a simulator.

Ukraine's drone fleet spans a huge range of sensors and airframes, evolving constantly under real operational pressure. This role builds the layer that sits between drone hardware and software - standardising that chaos so the AI can scale across hardware platforms without being rebuilt each time.