Head of Integration

About the Position

Head of Integration

Swarmer develops software that makes drones autonomous and allows them to operate together, in large, coordinated teams-no pilots needed. Our technology has been battle-tested in Ukraine-the world’s most intense proving ground for drone warfare.

In March 2026, we became the first Ukrainian defense startup to go public on NASDAQ, following a $15M Series A-the largest investment in a Ukrainian defense tech company since the start of the war.

Working at Swarmer means operating at the intersection of engineering rigor and frontline reality. The problems and environments are complex, and the stakes are very real. We built this software to enable democratic nations to defend themselves.

If you are motivated by building resilient systems that matter and by seeing the direct impact of your work, you’ll find purpose here.

Responsibilities

Vendor & Customer Integration

• Manage end-to-end integration of third-party solutions into the Swarmer stack.
• Own the integration of Swarmer's software onto customer platforms-aerial, ground, and maritime.
• Lead R&D initiatives on new platform integrations and serve as the primary technical point of contact with hardware vendors.

Team Leadership & Process Development

• Build and scale the integration org: define team structure, hire and develop leads, grow a team across multiple sub-teams.
• Design and implement structured, predictable integration workflows to ensure consistent delivery timelines for every new customer onboarding.
• Establish and maintain documentation standards across the function, including Jira, process documentation, and integration playbooks.

Requirements

• Strong technical background: solid working knowledge of embedded systems, Linux, and hardware platforms.
• Experience managing engineering teams; comfortable leading multiple sub-teams and developing leads.
• Hands-on experience at the intersection of software and hardware.
• Systematic approach to work: ability to scope, estimate, and deliver.
• Documentation discipline-Jira, process docs, integration playbooks.
• Great organizational and communication skills: capable of aligning several stakeholders to drive project outcomes; effective cross-domain communication.
• Stress resilience, fast problem-solving, persistence, and an ownership-driven mindset.
• Excellent English level.

Nice to Have

• Senior embedded or Linux engineer background with a path into engineering management.
• Experience in defense, aerospace, automotive, robotics, or other hardware-intensive industries.
• Experience working with large hardware vendors.
• Familiarity with UAV platforms and their technical stack.
• Military or volunteer UAV experience.
• Technical degree (electronics, robotics, aviation, or similar).

We Offer

• A dynamic environment with a unique opportunity to directly influence and see the impact of your work.
• A mission-driven role in a company building technology that directly supports Ukrainian and global defense capabilities.
• The opportunity to work on one of the most advanced and practically tested autonomy products in the defense-tech market.
• Exposure to multiple domains: hardware, autonomy, operations.
• Competitive salary, insurance, and legal benefits (reservation, etc).
• A high-ownership culture where initiative, clarity, and execution matter more than bureaucracy.

About the Company

Swarmer develops software that makes drones autonomous and allows them to operate together, in large, coordinated teams-no pilots needed. Our technology has been battle-tested in Ukraine-the world’s most intense proving ground for drone warfare.

In March 2026, we became the first Ukrainian defense startup to go public on NASDAQ, following a $15M Series A-the largest investment in a Ukrainian defense tech company since the start of the war.

Working at Swarmer means operating at the intersection of engineering rigor and frontline reality. The problems and environments are complex, and the stakes are very real. We built this software to enable democratic nations to defend themselves.

If you are motivated by building resilient systems that matter and by seeing the direct impact of your work, you’ll find purpose here.