We specialise in manned and unmanned aircraft operations and technology. Our business is rapidly expanding in one of the most exciting and technically challenging areas of aerospace: that of unmanned aviation. As well as our core business iterating on (probably?) Europe's best selling commercial UAV autopilot, we also take on a wide variety of fantastic r&d projects. The vast majority of our business involves civil drones and we do not sell autopilots into the military market.
We're based in beautiful Wiltshire countryside, near Stonehenge. We have our own drone testing site (and a variety of off-road vehicles) & encourage all our employees to fly. Things here can be fast-paced but always interesting and everyone's opinions are valued.
We're looking to fill the following roles:
- GUI Developer (C#, F#, Python)
- Embedded Systems Programmer (C, Python)
Top secret black magic in F#, generic GUI-and-system code in C#, user-facing app-specific stuff in IronPython? (IronPython possibly taking advantage of some kind of REPL and/or hot reloading to provide quick iteration for the developers. Also maybe gives the option of end-user extensibility.)
We specialise in manned and unmanned aircraft operations and technology. Our business is rapidly expanding in one of the most exciting and technically challenging areas of aerospace: that of unmanned aviation. As well as our core business iterating on (probably?) Europe's best selling commercial UAV autopilot, we also take on a wide variety of fantastic r&d projects. The vast majority of our business involves civil drones and we do not sell autopilots into the military market.
We're based in beautiful Wiltshire countryside, near Stonehenge. We have our own drone testing site (and a variety of off-road vehicles) & encourage all our employees to fly. Things here can be fast-paced but always interesting and everyone's opinions are valued.
We're looking to fill the following roles: - GUI Developer (C#, F#, Python) - Embedded Systems Programmer (C, Python)
For more information please see http://www.callenlenz.com/careers (Callen-Lenz is the ops side of the company).
If you have any general questions about the company or roles, feel free to email g.roberts at the skycircuits domain.