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Senior Systems Engineer, Flight Autonomy at Merlin Labs - ApplyBlast

Senior Systems Engineer, Flight Autonomy

Merlin Labs

3 months ago

Boston, United States

Onsite

Full Time

Senior

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About this role

An experienced Systems Engineer at Merlin will define autonomous behaviors for AI-enabled control systems and develop system/sub-system architectures and requirements. The role involves collaborating with cross-functional teams to execute verification and validation activities for safety-critical aerospace products. Candidates must navigate experimental R&D challenges while maintaining a strong focus on safety and regulatory compliance.

Responsibilities

Develop system and sub-system level requirements and architectures
Define autonomous behaviors for AI-enabled control systems
Execute verification and validation activities for safety-critical systems
Collaborate with hardware and software teams on interfaces
Review system engineering artifacts with customers and regulators

Skills

Qualifications

BS in Electrical/Aerospace/Systems EngineeringMS in Engineering preferredARP4754A certification experienceRTCA DO-178B/C experience

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.