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Director, Mission Autonomy at Merlin Labs - ApplyBlast

Director, Mission Autonomy

Merlin Labs

2 days ago

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Hybrid

Full Time

Director

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About this role

Merlin is seeking a Director of Mission Autonomy to lead the design, development, and delivery of its Mission Management Computer software and integrated system. This role involves developing a technical strategy for mission autonomy capabilities, owning the software architecture, and ensuring engineering excellence through rigorous verification and validation processes. The position requires leading a multidisciplinary software engineering organization and partnering with cross-functional teams to integrate mission autonomy into the Merlin Pilot system.

Responsibilities

Lead design and delivery of mission management computer software
Develop technical strategy and roadmap for mission autonomy capabilities
Establish software engineering practices and lead multidisciplinary teams

Skills

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Computer Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, or a related technical discipline

About Merlin Labs

merlinlabs.com

Headquarters

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Company Size

51-200 employees

Founded

2019

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Merlin Labs develops autonomous aviation software for aerospace and defense applications. Their flagship product, the Merlin Pilot, is an aircraft-agnostic autonomy platform designed to adapt to any aircraft, with a current focus on military tactical transport — including a $105M contract with U.S. Special Operations Command to bring autonomy to the C-130J fleet. The company is headquartered in Boston, MA, and aims to extend the capabilities of existing fleets, improve operational safety, and unlock next-generation autonomous missions for American aerospace.