We are seeking a Robotics GNC Engineer to join our GNC team in developing the sensing, localization, and control software for a novel hull-crawling marine robot. You will help take sensors and algorithms from prototype data through robust, flight-ready software, with a particular focus on state estimation, sensor integration, simulation, and verification. The role requires thinking across the boundary between software and the physical vehicle: understanding how sensors fail, how the robot behaves in the real world, and how to build autonomy that remains reliable outside of the lab. CRABI is building autonomous robots that live aboard commercial ships and clean their hulls while they are underway. Marine biofouling creates enormous hydrodynamic drag, forcing ships to burn more fuel to maintain speed. By keeping hulls continuously clean, our robots can eliminate a major source of wasted energy across the global fleet—reducing fuel consumption, operating costs, and ultimately maritime CO2 emissions by more than 100 million tons per year. Doing that requires robots that can reliably navigate and operate on the hull of a moving ship, underwater, for long periods without human intervention. Our GNC team owns the software that turns noisy sensors and imperfect hardware into a robot that knows where it is, knows how it is moving, and can safely execute its mission. You will work directly with the broader CRABI engineering team to take that system from prototype to deployed product. US work authorization is a precondition of employment. The company will not consider candidates who require sponsorship for a work-authorized visa, now or in the future.
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