UAV Engineer

Location: Copenhagen, Denmark or Kaunas, Lithuania

We are expanding our UAV engineering capabilities and are looking for a skilled UAV Engineer to join our team. You will work on advanced unmanned aerial systems, contributing to flight control, navigation, and system integration across a range of cutting-edge platforms.

·      Design, implement, and tune flight control algorithms (PI/PID controllers)

·      Develop and optimize state estimation systems (e.g., EKF-based sensor fusion)

·      Integrate and customize autopilot stacks (PX4, ArduPilot, Betaflight)

·      Work with radio communication systems for control and telemetry

·      Perform system-level testing, validation, and flight testing

·      Collaborate across hardware, embedded, and systems engineering teams

·      Strong understanding of control systems (PI, PID tuning and stability analysis)

·      Solid experience with state estimation, particularly Extended Kalman Filters (EKF)

·      Hands-on experience with at least one modern autopilot architecture (PX4, ArduPilot, or Betaflight)

·      Knowledge of radio communication systems (e.g., RF links, telemetry, protocols)

·      Proficiency in C/C++ and/or Python

·      Good understanding of sensor systems (IMU, GNSS, barometer, magnetometer)

·      Practical, hands-on experience building or flying drones/UAVs

·      Experience with simulation environments (e.g., Gazebo, SITL)

·      Familiarity with embedded systems and real-time constraints

·      Understanding of aerodynamics and flight mechanics

·      Experience with ROS/ROS2 or similar robotics frameworks

·      Work on cutting-edge UAV technologies across multiple domains

·      Opportunity to contribute to real-world, high-impact systems

·      Flexible working location: Copenhagen or Kaunas

·      A highly skilled, engineering-driven team environment

·      Competitive compensation based on experience

If you are passionate about UAV systems and want to work at the intersection of control theory, robotics, and real-world flight systems, we would like to hear from you.