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Helsing

AI software and autonomous defense systems

Systems Engineer - Low Observability Testing

Aerospace EngineeringConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeMunich, GermanyNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Have planned and run radar cross-section measurement campaigns and be able to trace a signature result back to the physics and test setup that produced it.
  • Have specified, built, or operated antenna or radar cross-section test facilities, including near-field, far-field, or compact ranges.
  • Work fluently with high-frequency measurement equipment such as vector network analysers, signal generators, and spectrum analysers.
  • Apply systems engineering practice to verification and validation, from requirements through test plans to signed-off test reports.
  • Communicate technical reasoning clearly in written and spoken English and German to customers and engineering colleagues.
  • Hold, or be willing and able to obtain, an extended German security clearance (erweiterte Sicherheitsüberprüfung, Ü2 or Ü3).

Responsibilities

  • Build and maintain the multi-year low observability testing roadmap so measurement capability is in place before each programme milestone requires it.
  • Specify, design, and commission in-house low observability test facilities, such as anechoic chambers, compact or far-field ranges, pylon systems, and radar hardware, including calibration regimes that hold measurement uncertainty within agreed limits.
  • Write master verification and validation test plans for radar cross-section and infrared signature measurement at component, subsystem, and full-aircraft level.
  • Produce detailed test procedures that deliver consistent, repeatable results across campaigns, sites, and suppliers.
  • Define statements of work for subcontracted testing, guide suppliers technically, and accept or reject delivered measurement data based on evidence.

Desired Qualifications

  • Have experience measuring infrared signatures alongside radar cross-section.

About the Company

Helsing

AI software and autonomous defense systems

Helsing develops AI software and autonomous systems for democratic governments, covering air, land, sea, and sub-surface domains. Its software combines data from drones, radar, satellites, cameras and other sensors to create a real-time operational picture that helps commanders detect threats and move quickly, while keeping key decisions under human control. Its product lineup includes AI-enabled strike drones (HF-1 / HX-2) for contested environments and underwater surveillance systems (SG-1 Fathom) for critical infrastructure. Helsing collaborates with European armed forces and partners such as Saab, Airbus and Kongsberg, and has supported Ukraine since 2022. The company has raised large rounds of funding, with a focus on expanding AI platforms and autonomous systems for partner nations. Its goal is to provide robust, field-ready AI-powered platforms that enable faster, safer decision-making and action in defense while maintaining governance over critical choices.

Company size
501-1,000
Company stage
Series E
Total funding
$3.3B
Headquarters
Munich, Germany
Founded
2021

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