Staff Software Engineer Infrastructure (Garage)

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 .

As a Staff Software Engineer, Infrastructure (On-Prem), you will own the physical infrastructure that powers AeroVect's autonomous vehicle operations at our garage facilities. You'll manage the current garage computing setup and networking gear, oversee software delivery to our fleet of autonomous tractors, and build the on-prem data processing systems that handle real-world operational data — from dashcam image ingestion to on-site processing pipelines.

This is a hands-on role operating at the intersection of systems software, embedded infrastructure, and physical networking. You'll work in a fast-paced, operationally dynamic environment where priorities shift with active vehicle deployments across live airport sectors. Your systems support operators and vehicles running in the field every day — this is not a ticket queue, it's an operational environment.

Develop, configure and maintain uploaders and networking gear at AeroVect's garage facilities

Manage software release delivery to autonomous tractors and on-prem devices across active deployment sites

Build and maintain on-prem data processing applications in C++ and Python that handle real-time operational data

Ensure reliable ingestion of vehicle data including dashcam images and telemetry, and manage upload flows to cloud infrastructure

Maintain and improve an existing operator-facing UI layer that supports day-to-day garage operations

Monitor server health, network performance, and data pipeline reliability across on-prem systems

Develop automation tools in Python and Bash to streamline on-prem operations, monitoring, and deployment workflows