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DroneSeed | Seattle | Multiple Positions | Full-time | ONSITE, REMOTE We at DroneSeed are working to address climate change by making reforestation scalable wi
by bwreilly 8y ago
DroneSeed | Seattle | Multiple Positions | Full-time | ONSITE, REMOTE
We at DroneSeed are working to address climate change by making reforestation scalable with drone swarms - surveying, planting trees, and spraying to protect them. We’re Techstars ‘16 alum, VC backed, and working with 3 of the 5 largest timber companies in the US.
We are looking for hardware and software engineers that are deeply dedicated to our mission and capable of supporting our operations crews by designing, building, and maintaining state-of-the-art equipment, aircraft, and applications.
If you are someone with an engineering background and a bunch of hobby projects cluttering your home, drop us a line! We are especially interested in individuals with hands-on experience with unmanned aircraft, robotics, airspace management, remote sensing, and rapid prototyping.
Our hiring process involves reviewing work you have done, reviewing our stuff, and pairing up on a practical task. We want creative, thoughtful, empathetic people with serious grit to join a team dedicated to inclusivity and an important mission.
HW Engineer: https://angel.co/droneseed/jobs/452504-hardware-engineer https://angel.co/droneseed/jobs/452504-hardware-engineer
SW Engineer: https://angel.co/droneseed/jobs/308041-software-engineer https://angel.co/droneseed/jobs/308041-software-engineer
Some media: https://techcrunch.com/2018/11/26/that-night-a-forest-flew-droneseed-is-planting-trees-from-the-air/ https://techcrunch.com/2018/11/26/that-night-a-forest-flew-d...
Our site: https://www.droneseed.com https://www.droneseed.com
- jld 8y agoWhere in Seattle are you located?
- bwreilly 8y agoWe're in Ballard.
- avip 8y agoLove what you guys are doing. Is the remoteness non-US friendly?
- bwreilly 8y agoWe're trying to keep to the west coast of the US, mostly just to ease time differences. By the nature of the company we are remote-friendly in general (ask the folks planting in a post-burn site in rural Oregon last week, for example). But for the right person(s) - mission driven and talented - constraints like that can ease. That's for a more software-oriented person of course. Hardware engineers will need to be closer to the metal. Or rather carbon fibre.