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Perception Engineer (LiDAR & Radar)

Evolved AerospaceElmira🇺🇸United States

Why this role stands out

As a Perception Engineer at Evolved Aerospace, you'll architect and deploy cutting-edge AI systems for mission-critical aerospace applications, shaping the future of autonomous flight. This role is ideal for experienced engineers passionate about real-world impact and developing robust sensing solutions, offering a unique opportunity to contribute to groundbreaking technology. Apply now to join a team that prioritizes mission outcomes and innovation.

Quick overview

SeniorityMid Senior
Employment typeFull Time
Work modeOn Site
LocationElmira, United States

Job description

Evolved Aerospace develops mission-critical aerospace systems designed for real operational use.
We combine autonomy, software, sensing, and systems integration to deliver capability that performs in contested and constrained environments — not just in test settings.
Our work is guided by a simple principle: platforms are means, not the objective. Mission outcomes define success.
Perception Engineer (LiDar & Radar)
You’ll architect and deploy AI systems spanning onboard and offboard components, focusing on performance, reliability, and real-world deployment.

Responsibilities

  • Process LiDAR, EO, radar, and IMU data in real time
  • Develop obstacle, terrain, and structure extraction
  • Build perception-to-autonomy interfaces
  • Optimise pipelines for latency and robustness
  • Collaborate with embedded and CUDA engineers

Core Skills

  • LiDAR point-cloud processing
  • Radar signal processing
  • Sensor calibration and coordinate transforms
  • Real-time C++ pipelines

Tools & Tech

  • PCL / Open3D
  • ROS2
  • Eigen
  • CUDA (optional)
If you’re driven by real-world impact, we’d like to hear from you.
Apply below or contact Connor Hird via LinkedIn or Connor.Hird@evolved.aero.
Evolved Aerospace is an equal opportunity employer.

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