Forward Deployed Engineer
Auterion
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About the role
Role overview
As a Forward Deployed Engineer, you will work in a product-oriented team designing, building, and improving end-to-end workflows (e.g., surveying/inspection) within Auterion’s software ecosystem. You will help create scalable, user-friendly features tightly integrated with Auterion Mission Control and AuterionOS.
Responsibilities
- Develop new applications and enhance existing software running on Auterion’s onboard Linux computer (Mission Computer)
- Collaborate with engineering and program management to define and implement customer requirements
- Become a subject-matter expert in AuterionOS app development
- Help drive AuterionOS architecture across application development workflows, middleware, and software architecture
- Work daily with C++ in a Linux environment
- Write clear, maintainable, well-documented code and collaborate via Git
- Participate in development planning and prioritization
Requirements
- Degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or Mechanical Engineering
- 5+ years of software development experience
- Proficiency in C++ development on Linux
- Working knowledge of L2/L3 networking principles
- Experience writing modular software using modern design practices
- Detail-oriented with strong technical documentation and communication skills
- Practical experience with containerization (e.g., Docker)
- Understanding of C++ build systems (e.g., CMake), dependency management, and cross compilation
- EU citizenship required
Nice to have
- Familiarity with the Linux kernel and its interaction with hardware
About Auterion
Auterion builds a leading software platform for AI-powered autonomous systems used by enterprise and government customers. The company focuses on mission-critical workflows and solving challenging technical problems through its software ecosystem, including Auterion Mission Control and AuterionOS.
Scraped 8/19/2026