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Zydro Marine Technologies

Open-Ended Application

Reposted 2 Months Ago
In-Office
Newton, MA, USA
Entry level
In-Office
Newton, MA, USA
Entry level
Zydro Marine Technologies seeks driven engineers and operators for various roles in engineering, operations, or business development to support their mission in marine autonomy systems.
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About Us

Zydro Marine Technologies is a venture-backed startup creating "The Geospatial Toolkit for Maritime". We're building the end-to-end ecosystem to collect, process & distribute nautical charts and other geospatial products for mission-critical usage across maritime autonomy, fleet management, and navigation applications.
We're a growing team of experts in geospatial data, marine robotics, and command & control software, and we're looking for talented, driven candidates to join us! If you love building beautiful maps, wrangling data sources, developing & testing unmanned systems, or hanging out on boats... this is the job for you.

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.

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Zydro Marine Technologies Newton, Massachusetts, USA Office

Newton, MA, United States, 02458

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