Defense Autonomy Engineer: Mastering Multi-Agent Systems
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Decisive Point in Ann Arbor, MI, is looking for an Autonomy Engineer to develop collaborative autonomy behaviors for autonomous vehicles. The role involves designing multi-agent behavioral autonomy algorithms and integrating solutions onto hardware platforms for defense applications.
Candidates should have a Master's or PhD in Robotic Engineering or equivalent along with experience in modern C++ development and multi-agent systems. A competitive salary of $150,000 to $200,000 USD is offered, along with perks that include comprehensive health benefits.
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