Software Developer (gn) @ Autonomous Navigation Venture, Dresden

Das ist der Job

Now we're going from prototype to product, and we need exceptional engineers to make it happen.

Darum lohnt es sich

Your Role & Responsibilities You're joining a three-person founding team at the moment that counts, prototype proven, product next.

You write code and watch it fly on hardware you helped build, within days, not quarters. • Computer vision: visual inertial odometry, SLAM, and OpenCV pipelines • AI object detection and segmentation on NVIDIA Jetson (CUDA) • ROS 2 autonomy stack integrated with ArduPilot via MAVLink • Embedded Linux deployment with Docker on real UAV platforms and handhelds • Simulation in Gazebo and NVIDIA Isaac Sim, plus real flight testing near Dresden What you need to succeed • Strong software engineering skills in C++ and Python; comfortable with Git • Background in computer science, electrical engineering, robotics, or a related field • Friendly, open communicator who thrives in small, collaborative teams • Highly self motivated: you take ownership and drive things forward • Solid English skills (German is a plus but not required) What we offer • Early stage equity: meaningful ownership in a company at the very beginning • Direct, daily collaboration with the founders.

About Soron Systems Soron Systems is building the navigation brain for autonomous drones that operate where GPS can't be trusted: contested airspace, indoor environments, and GPS denied zones. Born out of cutting edge research at TU Dresden, we've already flown our system under active jamming conditions and proven it works.

This is a rare chance to join at the ground floor of a deep tech startup solving one of the hardest problems in autonomous systems. You'll write code that flies (literally) and see it tested on real hardware within days, not quarters. If you're excited by computer vision, robotics, and building things that matter, keep reading.

You'll work directly with the three co-founders, Justus Rischke, Christian Vielhaus, and Johannes Hofer, all from TU Dresden's Deutsche Telekom Chair of Communication Networks. You'll own core parts of the navigation stack from computer vision pipelines to real flight tests. No abstraction layers, no waiting.

No layers, no politics. • Real hardware, real flights, real users. Your code ships on drones, not dashboards. • A fast paced, deeply technical environment where your work has immediate, visible impact • Location in Dresden: one of Europe's top hubs for semiconductor, robotics, and deep tech innovation