Field Applications Engineer
Sea Machines
Field Applications Engineer
Sea Machines
Autonomous vessel control systems and USVs
Sea Machines is a fast-growing startup specializing in autonomous technology for marine vessels. The world’s oceans convey 90% of global commerce. We’re applying practical A.I. and machine learning to disrupt the massive maritime transportation market. Our tech provides ships and workboats the intelligence to work remotely, increases safety for maritime crews, and radically improves operator productivity.
We’re recruiting for an experienced customer-facing, marine systems Field Applications Engineer to join our team. The position will be based at our Boston, MA office. You’ll travel to customer and dealer sites worldwide to coordinate Sea Machines product deployment and service on customer vessels. You have demonstrated aptitude with marine vessel controls, electronics and mechanical systems. You have solid experience installing and commissioning complex hardware/software products and have excellent communications skills. You’re hands-on, innovative and passionate about new technology.
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Autonomous vessel control systems and USVs
Sea Machines Robotics builds autonomous control, remote command, and perception systems for ships, usable on existing vessels or integrated into new builds. Its hot products are the SM200 for remote-helm control and the SM300 for autonomous command and control, with features like computer-guided navigation, obstacle avoidance, and remote mission management; it also offers SM300-NG APIs, a cloud data platform called FLEETVIEWER, and turnkey unmanned surface vessels such as SELKIE and STORMRUNNER. Revenue comes from direct hardware and software sales with installation and optional leasing, serving workboats, offshore energy, survey, and defense clients, including Maersk, Rolls-Royce, the U.S. Navy, and the Department of Defense. The goal is to improve safety, efficiency, and capability of vessel operations and to expand into defense applications, notably by retrofitting ships and providing fleet-management tools.
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