Careers
Signal to decision, end to end.
A small team building an RF sensing system from the antenna upward. The work crosses hardware, real-time processing, inference and interface — usually in the same week.
- Team
- Small
- Mode
- On-site
- Stage
- Early
- Open roles
- By enquiry
01
What it is like
An accurate description, including the parts that are hard.
The scope is unusually wide, the team is unusually small, and both of those things are the point.
You will see a signal travel the whole distance — captured at an antenna, reduced in an FPGA, classified on a GPU, resolved into a bearing, and drawn on a map that someone uses to make a decision. Very few places let one engineer follow that entire path.
It also means ambiguity, unfinished tooling and problems that nobody on the team has solved before. If that reads as a warning rather than an invitation, this is probably not the right time to join.
02
Disciplines
Where we are actively looking. Adjacent backgrounds are welcome.
- 01
RF and analogue engineering
Antenna arrays, front-end conditioning, board design. The part of the system where the physics is unforgiving and simulation only takes you so far.
- 02
FPGA and DSP
High-rate digital signal processing: channelisation, filtering, spectrum generation, direction-finding preprocessing, all under hard real-time constraints.
- 03
Machine learning
Signal classification from RF features, anomaly detection for unknown emitters, and the data pipeline — real captures and simulation — that makes either possible.
- 04
Embedded and systems
Bring-up, embedded Linux, device drivers, GPU edge compute, and the orchestration that keeps a field unit running unattended.
- 05
Operator software
The application an operator actually looks at: real-time map visualisation, track presentation, configuration and playback, designed for use under pressure.
03
How we hire
Three conversations, no theatre.
- 01
A conversation about the work
No puzzles. We describe a problem we are currently facing and talk through how you would approach it.
- 02
Depth in your discipline
A technical session in your own area, at the level you actually work — including the parts you are unsure about.
- 03
The reverse interview
You question us. An early-stage company is a significant bet and you should make it with accurate information.
04
Applying
Open applications are read, including speculative ones.
Send whatever represents your work best — a CV, a repository, a paper, a board you built. Tell us which part of the system you want to own and why.