Remote Systems engineering Jobs

• Lead end-to-end hardware product development of new devices.
• Drive requirements definition and system architecture.
• Manage JDM partners and deliver high-quality devices.

• Define end-to-end architecture for mission systems.
• Translate aircraft-level interfaces into subsystem specifications.
• Develop and execute subsystem integration strategies.

The Interface Architecture Lead governs interface integrity and configuration baselines. This role requires strong analytical and software skills to maintain Cameo SysML models. The position maintains the single source of truth for interfaces and product baselines.

• Lead a team of systems engineers to deliver successful project execution and client satisfaction.
• Collaborate with sales, marketing, and product teams to define and execute technical strategies tailored to SLED clients.
• Oversee the design, implementation, and optimization of complex systems and infrastructure projects.

• Own the product engineering plan and digital thread, maintaining the end-to-end mapping from requirements to deliverables.
• Translate engineering data into capability increments, release notes, and data packages, ensuring correct security classification markings.
• Drive release integration and readiness by orchestrating integrated content across various subsystems and running content and readiness reviews.

• Design and implement integrated simulation environments, including SITL, HITL, and Joint Simulation Environment (JSE) configurations.
• Develop OMS and UCI-based test frameworks, ensuring compliance with Open Mission Systems and Universal Command and Control Interface services.
• Create automated test harnesses and regression suites for APIs, state machines, data schemas, autonomy behaviors, and subsystem interactions.

• Design and integrate autonomy software into the mission system architecture.
• Translate autonomy documentation into software implementations.
• Develop OMS and UCI service definitions, schemas, and behaviors.

The Mission Systems and Weapons Integration Engineer integrates weapons, pylons, and mission equipment into the aircraft while ensuring safe separation and standards compliance. Requires expertise in Open Mission Systems (OMS) and the Universal Command and Control Interface (UCI), including service definition and command-and-control message structures. Integrates legacy standards such as MIL-STD-1760, MIL-STD-1553, and the Universal Armament Interface (UAI) with OMS/UCI-compliant mission software.

This position is responsible for leading the design, development, and optimization of advanced guidance, navigation, and control systems for UAS. Engineers in this role will contribute to strategic initiatives, ensure high performance in flight control systems, and lead efforts from concept to flight testing. This position involves driving innovation in flight controls software, mentoring junior engineers, and collaborating across disciplines to deliver cutting-edge UAS technologies.

Work hands-on with customers. Ship real-world integrations. Solve live problems, deploy fast, and partner with founders.