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This role is designed for a robotics data engineer who can build and own the data foundation behind our autonomy, perception, GNC, flight sciences, and test efforts.
Data is the lifeblood of our engineering effort.
We are a deeply data-driven team: we evaluate algorithms, characterize hardware, troubleshoot in the field, and train the models behind our autonomy by leaning hard on the data our robotic systems generate.
We generate an enormous amount of it.
Our field-testing tempo is high and our vehicles evolve quickly, producing a constant stream of new data that never stops growing.
Our engineers already extract real value from this data every day.
What we need now is to improve the systems that take a fast-growing volume of mission data across many sources and formats and turn it into a single, synchronized, queryable asset the whole company can build on.
You will build and own that foundation: a unified data backbone that serves as the company’s source of truth across both high-rate time-series and imagery data .
You will be responsible for the entire data lifecycle, from logging onboard the vehicle, through transfer, storage, and organization, to the analysis, tooling, and model-training pipelines that let every engineering team self-serve the cross-section of data they need.
This is a high-ownership role for someone who can bring order and cohesion to a demanding data landscape, then mature it into robust, automated infrastructure the whole company depends on.
The problem has wrinkles particular to our domain.
A single mission can involve multiple vehicles, interceptor and target tracks, and increasingly swarms, producing parallel, heterogeneous data streams that must be synchronized and made coherent before they mean anything.
Our hardware and software also evolve rapidly, so data must be versioned by configuration to keep comparisons across tests trustworthy.
The fundamentals are shared with any high-performance UAS program, but doing this well against multi-vehicle, multi-entity flight data is where the real challenge lives.
This role is designed for a robotics data engineer who can build and own the data foundation behind our autonomy, perception, GNC, flight sciences, and test efforts.
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Data is the lifeblood of our engineering effort.
We are a deeply data-driven team: we evaluate algorithms, characterize hardware, troubleshoot in the field, and train the models behind our autonomy by leaning hard on the data our robotic systems generate.
We generate an enormous amount of it.
Our field-testing tempo is high and our vehicles evolve quickly, producing a constant stream of new data that never stops growing.
Our engineers already extract real value from this data every day.
What we need now is to improve the systems that take a fast-growing volume of mission data across many sources and formats and turn it into a single, synchronized, queryable asset the whole company can build on.
You will build and own that foundation: a unified data backbone that serves as the company’s source of truth across both high-rate time-series and imagery data .
You will be responsible for the entire data lifecycle, from logging onboard the vehicle, through transfer, storage, and organization, to the analysis, tooling, and model-training pipelines that let every engineering team self-serve the cross-section of data they need.
This is a high-ownership role for someone who can bring order and cohesion to a demanding data landscape, then mature it into robust, automated infrastructure the whole company depends on.
The problem has wrinkles particular to our domain.
A single mission can involve multiple vehicles, interceptor and target tracks, and increasingly swarms, producing parallel, heterogeneous data streams that must be synchronized and made coherent before they mean anything.
Our hardware and software also evolve rapidly, so data must be versioned by configuration to keep comparisons across tests trustworthy.
The fundamentals are shared with any high-performance UAS program, but doing this well against multi-vehicle, multi-entity flight data is where the real challenge lives.
You will own the data lifecycle end to end, from what gets logged onboard the vehicle to the tooling engineers use to make sense of it.
You will focus on problems in all of the following areas:
Experience in any of the following areas is a plus:
This position may involve access to technology, material, technical data, defense articles, or information subject to U.S. export-control laws, including the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR), the Export Administration Regulations (EAR), and applicable contract requirements. Assignment to covered work is contingent upon the company’s ability to verify that the candidate is authorized to receive access to such items or information, including by qualifying as a “U.S. person” as defined in 22 C.F.R. § 120.62, or through any required export-control authorization, notice, approval, or access-control process.
Modern warfare is dictated by robotics.
Autonomous bombing drones and robotic ground systems are reshaping every battlefield on Earth.
Any nation that cannot stop them loses.
Askari develops high-performance, fully-autonomous kinetic intercept systems that counter unmanned aerial and robotic threats in the world's most demanding operational environments.
We build deployable systems for real-world constraints, urgent missions, and operators who cannot wait years for capability, and are continuously evolving our systems because the robotic threat evolves daily.
We are a tight team of top engineers and scientists from Skydio, Hermeus, Near Earth Autonomy, Area-I/Anduril, Raytheon, Sandia National Laboratories, and GTRI.
We work directly with elite end-users, turning emerging battlefield requirements into rugged, scalable, mission-ready defenses.
Come build alongside elite engineers on a generational mission to defend the Western world.
Candidly, we hold ourselves to an exceptionally high bar: the work is demanding, the pace is intense, and the mission requires people willing to go all in.
For the right person, it will be more rewarding than any previous job.
Askari is a place for builders serious about mastery, ownership, exponential growth, and delivering capability when it matters most.
As warfare becomes increasingly robotic, distributed, and fast-moving, the defense industrial base needs a new model: Askari is defining that model.
If protecting humanity from the coming age of robotic warfare is the mission you have been waiting for, this is where you do it.
Askari Defense is a private U.S. defense technology company developing autonomous kinetic drone interceptors for dismounted military teams.
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