SkyGrid, a Boeing, Avathon Company, builds ground-based high-assurance services for autonomous flight operations and airspace integration.

SkyGrid, a Boeing, Avathon Company, is revolutionizing the future of autonomous flight from their base in Austin, Texas. As an Autonomy Engineer, you'll be at the forefront of developing ground-breaking technologies for autonomous aircraft operations and advanced air mobility.

The role combines cutting-edge autonomy systems development with practical implementation in simulation environments. You'll be responsible for creating software that enables end-to-end testing of autonomous air traffic management functions, from initial concept to production deployment. This position offers a unique opportunity to work on technology that will literally shape the future of aviation.

The ideal candidate will bring a strong foundation in computer science or aerospace engineering, with hands-on experience in algorithm development, mathematical modeling, and simulation environments. You'll work with state-of-the-art tools and technologies, including Python, C/C++, MATLAB/Simulink, and various cloud platforms.

This is an excellent opportunity for someone passionate about autonomous systems and aviation to join a forward-thinking team. You'll enjoy comprehensive benefits, including full healthcare coverage, generous 401k contributions, and various wellness perks. The remote work environment offers flexibility while maintaining strong team collaboration through regular team-building events.

Join SkyGrid to be part of a team that's making autonomous flight a reality, working on challenging problems in air traffic management, hazard avoidance, and system integration. Your contributions will directly impact the development of technologies that will enable urban air mobility operations at scale.

Join SkyGrid as an Autonomy Engineer to develop cutting-edge autonomous flight systems and air traffic management solutions in Austin, TX.

Autonomy Engineer

SkyGrid, a Boeing/Avathon Company, builds ground-based high-assurance services for autonomous flight operations and airspace integration.

SkyGrid, a Boeing/Avathon Company, is revolutionizing the future of autonomous flight from their base in Austin, Texas. As a Simulation Software Developer, you'll be at the forefront of developing ground-based high-assurance services for autonomous aircraft operations and airspace integration. This role combines cutting-edge simulation technology with practical applications in aerospace and autonomous systems.

The position requires expertise in Python and C programming, along with strong cloud development skills using AWS, Kubernetes, and Docker. You'll be responsible for designing and developing simulation features, integrating third-party tools, and creating mathematical models to enhance the simulation library. The role involves both technical development and cross-functional collaboration, as you'll work with various teams to support product demonstrations and system improvements.

This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced developer with 5+ years in aerospace or automotive industries who wants to contribute to the future of autonomous flight. The position offers comprehensive benefits including full healthcare coverage, generous 401k contributions, professional development opportunities, and a strong focus on work-life balance with mental health support through Headspace membership and fitness benefits via ClassPass.

Working at SkyGrid means joining a team that values innovation, continuous learning, and collaborative development. You'll have the chance to work on challenging problems in autonomous systems while helping to shape the future of aerial mobility. The remote work environment, combined with regular team-building events, creates a flexible and engaging work culture that promotes both individual growth and team success.

Senior Simulation Software Developer position at SkyGrid, developing autonomous flight systems with Python, C, and cloud technologies.

Simulation Software Developer

Advanced Air Mobility Third-Party Service Provider building high-assurance services to enable safe operation and integration of autonomous aircraft.

SkyGrid is an Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) Third-Party Service Provider based in Austin, Texas, focused on enabling safe autonomous flight operations. As a Senior Full Stack Engineer, you'll play a crucial role in developing and architecting APIs, database schemas, and frontend applications using cutting-edge technologies like Python, PostgreSQL, and React/TypeScript.

You'll be responsible for building high-assurance third-party services that enable the safe operation and integration of autonomous aircraft. The role involves working with distributed systems, implementing CI pipelines, and ensuring software quality through automated testing. You'll have the opportunity to mentor junior engineers and make significant architectural decisions that impact the future of autonomous flight systems.

The ideal candidate brings 8+ years of software engineering experience and strong expertise in both backend and frontend development. You'll work in a dynamic environment where you'll translate complex business requirements into technical solutions, maintain high-quality documentation, and collaborate closely with test engineers to implement comprehensive test suites.

This position offers the flexibility of remote work while being part of a mission-critical team that's literally helping to open the skies for autonomous flight. If you're passionate about aviation, autonomous systems, and building safety-critical software solutions, this role offers an exciting opportunity to shape the future of air mobility.

Senior Full Stack Engineer position at SkyGrid, developing high-assurance services for autonomous aircraft operations using Python, React, and cloud technologies.

Senior Full Stack Engineer

SkyGrid is an Advanced Air Mobility Third-Party Service Provider building high-assurance services for safe operation and integration of autonomous aircraft.

SkyGrid, an innovative Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) Third-Party Service Provider based in Austin, Texas, is revolutionizing the autonomous flight industry. We're seeking a Senior Software Engineer to join our mission of enabling safe autonomous aircraft operations. This role combines cutting-edge technology with safety-critical systems development, requiring expertise in C/C++ programming and RTOS environments.

As a Senior Software Engineer, you'll be instrumental in developing high-assurance third-party services, working within DO-178C standards to ensure the highest level of safety and reliability. You'll collaborate across teams, mentor junior engineers, and make crucial architectural decisions that directly impact the future of autonomous flight systems.

The ideal candidate brings 8+ years of software engineering experience, strong technical expertise in safety-critical systems, and a passion for autonomous technology. You'll work with modern tools and technologies, including Docker, Kubernetes, and AWS, while maintaining strict safety and compliance standards.

This remote position offers the opportunity to work on groundbreaking technology that's shaping the future of aviation. You'll be part of a team that's building the operational nexus for Advanced Air Mobility, managing critical infrastructure, and enabling scaled operations. If you're excited about combining software engineering excellence with aviation innovation, and want to contribute to opening the skies for autonomous flight, this role at SkyGrid could be your next career milestone.

Senior Software Engineer position at SkyGrid, developing safety-critical systems for autonomous aircraft operations using C/C++ and modern cloud technologies.

Senior Software Engineer

SkyGrid, a Boeing, SparkCognition company, powers the next generation of aviation by integrating unmanned aircraft into complex airspace.

SkyGrid, a joint venture between Boeing and SparkCognition, is at the forefront of aviation innovation, focusing on integrating unmanned aircraft into complex airspace. As a Senior Hardware Engineer, you'll lead the hardware team for the Strata program, managing all electronic hardware aspects. This role combines technical leadership with team management, requiring expertise in hardware certification, documentation, and system integration.

The position offers a unique opportunity to shape the future of autonomous aviation, working with cutting-edge technology in a safety-critical environment. You'll be responsible for leading a team of hardware engineers, developing requirements, managing supplier relationships, and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. The role requires a strong background in electronic hardware development, particularly in aerospace or telecom industries.

Your responsibilities will span from technical documentation and certification planning to team leadership and stakeholder management. You'll work closely with cross-functional teams, including Software, Systems, Safety, and Quality Engineering, to deliver integrated hardware solutions that meet stringent performance and safety requirements.

The ideal candidate brings 10+ years of experience, strong leadership abilities, and deep technical knowledge of hardware development and certification processes. This role offers the opportunity to work with a company that's defining the future of autonomous aircraft operations, making it perfect for someone passionate about aviation innovation and technical leadership.

Working remotely from Austin, you'll be part of a dynamic team that's solving some of aviation's most complex challenges, with the backing of industry giants Boeing and SparkCognition. This role offers the perfect blend of technical challenge, leadership opportunity, and the chance to shape the future of aviation.

Lead hardware engineering team at SkyGrid, developing electronic systems for autonomous aircraft integration, requiring 10+ years experience in aerospace/telecom.

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SkyGrid, a Boeing, Avathon Company, builds ground-based high-assurance services for autonomous flight operations and airspace integration.