Manage drone traffic-management research and software projects, define requirements, and coordinate consortium partners and internal development teams.
About this role
Terra Drone is hiring embedded-control engineers to improve existing drones and develop next-generation autonomous products. Initial work focuses on embedded software and control, with potential to expand across mechanical and electronic development.
Responsibilities include microcontroller and ECU software, debugging real hardware, field testing, autonomous-motion and actuator control, and coordinating specifications with other engineering disciplines. Product requirements documentation is described as a possible future responsibility. Assignments reflect the engineer’s skills and strengths, starting with existing products and potentially expanding into surveying, agriculture, logistics or defence.
Applicants need at least one year of professional embedded-software development or evaluation using C or C++, and debugging or testing experience with microcontroller boards or evaluation hardware. Interest in mechanics, electronics and whole-product development is required. Robotics projects, electronics hobbies, moving-hardware products and new-product launches are preferred.
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