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Integration Engineer (UAV Platforms)

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LvivFull-timePosted 3w ago

About the role

Hands-on role integrating Osiris optical navigation module onto customer UAV platforms, handling mechanical fit, wiring, flight controller configuration, calibration, field testing, and fault diagnosis with travel within Ukraine.

Responsibilities

  • Integrate Osiris onto customer UAV platforms: mechanical mounting, power, wiring harnesses, and data links to the flight controller.
  • Configure and tune ArduPilot (and other flight stacks) for correct interoperation with Osiris: MAVLink routing, serial port and telemetry setup, parameter configuration, failsafe behaviour.
  • Calibrate Osiris units (optical and sensor calibration) and validate system performance on the bench and in flight.
  • Diagnose and repair faulty units in the field and on the bench: fault finding, cable and connector repair, module replacement, and verification that the unit meets spec afterwards.
  • Join ground and flight test campaigns and analyse the results on site: pull and review ArduPilot and Osiris logs between flights.
  • Give the customer and our engineering team clear, immediate feedback during testing, not days later: what worked, what did not, and what is causing it
  • Diagnose issues down to the root cause, whether that is a loose connector, an EMI problem, a parameter, or a software bug.
  • Produce test reports after each campaign: what was flown, what the logs show, what failed and why, in a form the customer and our engineers can both use.
  • Act as the technical point of contact for customer engineering teams: answer questions, train their staff, and write clear integration guides and wiring documentation.
  • Feed field findings back to our engineering team so the product gets easier to integrate over time.
  • Prepare and maintain integration kits, cabling, and test equipment.

Qualifications

  • Languages: Fluent Ukrainian and working English.
  • ArduPilot: Practical understanding of ArduPilot/PX4. Configured a flight controller, set parameters, worked with MAVLink, and read a flight log.
  • Electronics: Solid grasp of practical electronics. Comfortable with schematics, connectors, power distribution, serial interfaces (UART, I²C, SPI, Ethernet), and using a multimeter and oscilloscope to find a fault.
  • Repair and calibration: Able to calibrate a device against a documented procedure and to repair one when it fails. Soldering, cable and connector repair, board swaps, and tracing a fault to the part causing it.
  • Linux: Basic working knowledge. SSH into a device, navigate the filesystem, read logs, edit config files, run scripts.
  • Log analysis: Able to open a flight log and read it, identify bad sensor, mis-set parameter, or control problem.
  • Tooling: Comfortable using AI assistants (Claude, Claude Code) and a modern IDE; able to use them for logs, scripts, and reports.
  • Methodical, evidence-driven troubleshooting and documentation.
  • Willingness to travel to customer sites and field locations within Ukraine.

Skills

Required:ArduPilot/PX4 configuration and flight data analysisElectronics and diagnostics
Last updated Oct 1, 2026. Interested? Apply on the company site.

About Delian Alliance Industries

Defence for autonomous warfare

Delian is building a new defense prime to protect Europe and its allies. Our focus is autonomous anti-access/area denial (A2/AD). We lower (by orders of magnitude) the cost of military capabilities once reserved only for exquisite expensive large platforms and great powers. Our team brings decades-long experience in GPS-denied navigation, electronic warfare, rapid manufacturing, self-driving cars, world-scale web services, and mission-critical software.

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