Remote Multi-Agent Teaming Autonomy Engineer
EpiSci
💵 $100k-$190k
📍Remote - United States
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Summary
Join a rapidly ascending force of innovation as a vital member of the growing EpiSci team, shaping the future of tactical mission autonomy and contributing to cutting-edge technologies that span defense, aerospace, and commercial domains.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in computer science/related engineering field
- 5+ years of hands-on experience developing multi-agent teaming software for autonomous robotic systems
- Experience in one or more of the following: State Machines, Behavior Trees, Resource Allocation, Task Planning, Machine Learning, Reinforcement Learning
- Experience developing decision making AI for autonomous unmanned systems
- Experience with Python
- Strong procedural and object-oriented programming experience that employs clean code principles and good OOP design patterns/principles
- Experience developing in Docker and containerized development environments, and using Linux-based operating systems (e.g., RHEL, Ubuntu)
- Experience using git, Visual Studio Code, GitLab
Responsibilities
- Build decision making architectures for coordination of actions across teams of homogeneous or heterogeneous autonomous agents
- Build autonomous products that operate in semi-autonomous environments with limited human interaction
- Develop and implement techniques to promote explainability within the decision making architecture
- Write software that operates real autonomous aircraft systems including F16 fighter jets, group 1-5 unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), as well as simulated models and more to accomplish tactical military missions
- Implement, leverage and improve state-of-the-art decision making technology for unmanned aerial systems (UAS) that to perform tactical military missions using common autonomy loops: Autonomy loops such as: “Sense, Make Sense, Decide, Act (SMDA)” , “Observe, Orient, Decide, Act (OODA)” loops., “Perceive, Decide, Act’ (PDA)” loops
- Sense: Environment sensing and modeling, computer vision, sensor processing, classification, anomaly detection
- Make Sense: Environment mapping, data interpretation, 3D voxel grids, GeoGrids, WGS84, aerospace coordinate systems and reference frames (north east down (NED), Geocentri & Geodetic latitudes, Earth-centered-inertial (ECI), earth centered earth fixed (ECEF)), no fly zones, keep-in/keep-out zones. Sensor fusion and target tracking, etc. Find, fix, track, target (F2T2)
- Decide: State machines, behavior trees, optimization algorithms, constraint solving, classic algorithms (A*, RRT*, DFS, BFS, Branch & Bound, Random Forests), heuristics, optimization, Kalman filters, particle filters, etc. Artificial intelligence techniques such as deep reinforcement learning, reinforcement learning, machine learning, neural networks, supervised learning, unsupervised learning, generic algorithms, Bayesian networks, fuzzy logic, etc
- Act: Autonomous 2D & 3D UAS trajectory/motion planning, route planning, SLAM. Classical controls systems, optimal control systems, adaptive control systems, model predictive control systems, especially for integration of 3rd party UAS autopilots. Guidance, navigation, and controls (GNC)
- Collaborate with autonomy engineers to implemented production level software for autonomous UASs
- Build, leverage, and improve robotic autonomy software architectures that can be deployed on real systems to accomplish military missions (including publish/subscribe architectures)
- Design autonomy software in collaboration with autonomy engineers that supports full integration with aircraft autopilots, datalinks, sensors, PNT/GPS/INS, ground control stations, etc
- Support live flight test of autonomy software on F16s, group 1-5 unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs)
- Collaborate with 3rd party UAS vehicle vendors on the integration of EpiSci autonomy software onto OEM UAS hardware
- Collaborate with domain experts and prior DoD warfighters (ex. DoD fighter pilots) to build software autonomy solutions for military missions
Benefits
- $100,000 - $190,000 a year
- Must be willing to travel as projects requires. Estimated average travel is once every other month for between 2 days up to 1 week. (~20%)
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