Integration Engineer

Aerovect
Atlanta, GA
On-site

Who this role is best for

Best suited to candidates with hands-on hardware/software validation experience working in autonomous systems and robotics.

Best fit for

  • Candidates with 2–4 years in robotic platform validation and strong technical versatility across sensors and embedded systems
    — “2–4 years in systems integration, field testing, or hardware/software validation for robotic platforms”
  • Individuals who thrive in collaborative environments and can translate field observations into actionable engineering feedback
    — “Document test results, field observations, and issue reports for engineering feedback”
  • Professionals with experience in autonomy testing and a willingness to work in dynamic, outdoor environments
    — “Evaluate and validate new sensors and platform hardware through structured test programs”

Things to consider

  • Onsite presence in Atlanta is mandatory, with no flexibility for remote work
    — “This role is based onsite in Atlanta”
  • Weekend work is expected, which may affect personal time and work-life balance
    — “Please note that this role is based onsite in Atlanta and will involve weekend working.”

How to stand out

  • Highlight experience with LiDAR, cameras, and GPS/GNSS in your resume and interview stories
    — “Hands-on experience with LiDAR, cameras, radar, GPS/GNSS, and embedded hardware”
  • Showcase your ability to debug and analyze software logs effectively
    — “Ability to read software logs, identify anomalies, and debug”
  • Demonstrate your experience in training junior staff or mentoring technical teams
    — “Experience mentoring or training junior technical staff”
  • Demonstrate familiarity with Linux and command-line tools in your technical profile
    — “Proficiency with Linux and command-line tooling”
Pace · SteadyCollaboration · HighAutonomy · MediumDecision Impact · TeamLevel · Mid Level

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What success looks like

  • validated new sensors
  • improved fleet performance
  • trained test operators
Typical background
roboticsembedded systemsfield testing

Skills & requirements

Required

Systems IntegrationField TestingAutonomy SoftwareFleet ManagementData CollectionTest ExecutionFleet Health MonitoringDocumentation

Preferred

ROS2PythonC++Mentoring

Stack & domain

LidarCamerasRadarGps/gnssEmbedded HardwareLinuxCommand-line ToolingSoftware LogsDebuggingDocumentationOrganizational SkillsPythonC++ROS2CollaborativeContinuous LearningMentoringAutonomous DrivingRobotics

About the role

Original posting from Aerovect via Ashby

WHO WE ARE

AeroVect is transforming ground handling with autonomy, redefining how airlines and ground service providers around the globe run day-to-day operations. We are a Series A company backed by top-tier venture capital investors in aviation and autonomous driving. Our customers include some of the world’s largest airlines and ground handling providers. For more information, visit www.aerovect.com http://www.aerovect.com.

This is a field-based role requiring regular travel to deployment airports and test facilities. The Integration Engineer will work closely with both the engineering team and field operations personnel. Physical requirements include the ability to work outdoors for extended periods, lift and handle test equipment, and operate or be in close proximity to autonomous machinery.

YOU WILL

  • Evaluate and validate new sensors and platform hardware through structured test programs
  • Fix minor bugs in the autonomy software stack during field operations
  • Execute supervised autonomy testing runs
  • Execute release-level testing to verify software and hardware production readiness
  • Collect data and run tests for edge-case maneuvers, sensor profiling, obstacle avoidance, and controller tuning
  • Train and level up Test Operators to grow team capability
  • Maintain fleet software through updates, patches, and configuration management
  • Monitor fleet health and triage field issues to minimize downtime
  • Document test results, field observations, and issue reports for engineering feedback

YOU HAVE

  • Bachelor's in EE, ME, CS, Robotics, or related field
  • 2–4 years in systems integration, field testing, or hardware/software validation for robotic platforms
  • Hands-on experience with LiDAR, cameras, radar, GPS/GNSS, and embedded hardware
  • Proficiency with Linux and command-line tooling
  • Ability to read software logs, identify anomalies, and debug
  • Strong documentation and organizational skills

WE PREFER

  • Experience with ROS2 or similar robotics middleware
  • Familiarity with autonomous vehicle platform architecture
  • Networking fundamentals
  • Exposure to Python or C++ for scripting or log analysis
  • Experience mentoring or training junior technical staff

Please note that this role is based onsite in Atlanta and will involved weekend working.

Source: Aerovect careers (Ashby)

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