About Us
Zydro Marine Technologies is a venture-backed startup building modular marine autonomy systems for unmanned surface vessels (USVs). We’re on a mission to unlock large-scale exploration & defense of the ocean by lowering the cost to deploy autonomous systems. To accomplish this, we are building a modular hardware & software platform which interfaces with consumer off-the-shelf marine propulsion, steering & sensors, making it radically simpler & cheaper to build mission-capable USVs.
We're a team of experts in robotics, command & control software, IoT, and marine electronics, and we partner with boatbuilders & government customers to solve hard problems at sea. We’re growing, and looking for talented, driven engineers with an interest in the maritime domain!
About This Role
This “Open-Ended Role” position is for exceptional builders and operators who want to contribute to our mission but don’t see a clear match in our current openings. Whether your expertise is in engineering, operations, business development or something entirely different, we’d love to hear from you!
There are no fixed requirements for this position - We strongly recommend that you include a brief cover letter or note describing how you might be a fit.
Zydro Marine Technologies Newton, Massachusetts, USA Office
Newton, MA, United States, 02458
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