Forward Deployed Engineer
Auterion
Forward Deployed Engineer
Auterion
Open-source drone software for fleet management
As a Forward Deployed Engineer at Auterion, you will develop, integrate, and deploy Auterion-powered drone systems, working across embedded software, cloud infrastructure, avionics, and flight operations.
You’ll act as a technical interface for customers and partners, translating mission requirements into practical solutions using AuterionOS, Skynode, and PX4. This is a hands-on role involving software development, system integration, troubleshooting, and field testing.
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About Auterion
We are building the leading software platform for AI-powered autonomous systems for enterprise and government customers. Our team is supporting the most important missions and solving the most challenging problems.
At Auterion, we bring together the sharpest minds who love to solve the hardest problems. Join a vibrant team built on innovation, openness, and excellence, where you’ll be empowered to develop ideas, collaborate across all levels, and make an impact that matters.
Auterion provides a software platform to power and manage autonomous drone fleets. It combines open-source components (like AuterionOS, Auterion Suite, Auterion Mission Control, and Auterion Skynode X) to let users control multiple drones from a single interface, visualize and process data in real time, and automate workflows. The platform is designed for drone manufacturers, enterprises, and developers who need scalable, integrated fleet management for use cases such as mapping, delivery, and surveillance. Auterion differentiates itself by relying on open-source software, contributing to PX4 and Pixhawk, and forming partnerships to add features (e.g., 5G and AI) to its stack. The company’s goal is to enable efficient, scalable autonomous drone operations across industries by fostering an open ecosystem and providing comprehensive fleet management tools.
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