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Perception Engineer, Autonomy (Air Domain)

Applied Intuition · Fort Walton Beach, FL

Roboticsonsitemid-level$150k–$185k
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At a glance

Highlights

  • Build perception layer for uncrewed air vehicles in live airspace.
  • Turn noisy, intermittent sensor data into reliable airspace picture.
  • Support on-site DoD testing of heterogeneous platform swarms.

What they offer

  • Equity

Ideal candidate

A rigorous perception engineer with autonomous systems experience who thrives bridging research and production and cares about measurable real-world performance in air defense autonomy.

Requirements

  • BS/MS in Electrical, Aerospace or Mechanical Engineering, Computer Science, Robotics or related field plus 3+ years building perception or estimation software
  • Strong modern C++ (17/20) for real-time, performance-critical code on Linux
  • Solid grounding in state estimation: Kalman filter variants (EKF/UKF), multiple-model filters (IMM) and uncertainty handling
  • Experience with multi-target tracking and sensor fusion with noisy, intermittent heterogeneous sensors
  • Working knowledge of machine learning for prediction including sequence models and evaluation
  • Python for data pipelines, analysis and visualization of logged and simulated runs
  • Experience validating algorithms in simulation and with recorded data
remote policy
In-office 5 days/week with occasional flexibility

Lab profile

About Applied Intuition

Builds simulation, vehicle OS, and autonomy infrastructure for automotive, defense, and heavy industries.

What they build

  • Autonomy software stacks
  • Vehicle operating systems
  • Simulation and validation tooling

Known for

  • Trusted by 18 of top 20 global automakers
  • Expertise across automotive, defense, trucking, mining and agriculture
  • Full-stack coverage from tooling to OS to autonomy

Key facts

  • Founded in 2017
  • Headquartered in Silicon Valley
  • Valued at $15 billion
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