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Location: München, Germany; Berlin, Germany Workplace: Hybrid WHY THIS ROLE IS EXCITING Rohlik is the leading Central European e-grocer. More than a million customers buy their groceries from us through Rohlik.cz http://Rohlik.cz, Knuspr.de http://Knuspr.de, Kifli.hu http://Kifli.hu, Gurkerl.at http://Gurkerl.at and Sezamo.ro http://Sezamo.ro, choosing from over 17,000 items, delivered within a couple of hours in 15-minute windows. We are building the autonomous grocer. Maia, our AI assistant, already talks to customers and builds their orders; agents are moving into our buying and logistics; vision models are learning to watch quality. The next frontier is physical: robots taking over more and more of the work in our fulfilment centres, until fresh food moves from producers to households at a cost nobody else can match. We are setting out to record how our own people handle groceries and to turn those recordings into a training corpus for manipulation policies. Our warehouses already log what happened on every pick and every quality check, so the recordings can carry labels most datasets never get. Making that hold is part of the job. You decide what makes an hour of footage trainable — before we bank hundreds of them. WHAT YOU WILL OWN AND DELIVER - The capture spec. Cameras, mounts, calibration, and what disqualifies an episode. You write it before we buy the fleet and enforce it after. When the spec and the floor disagree, you go to the floor and find out which one is wrong. - Ground truth. Hand pose is the signal that transfers from human video to robot policies, and warehouse reality — work gloves, occlusion, cold halls — is exactly where the published models struggle. You own how we measure that and how we close the gap. - The evaluation harness. The corpus only counts if a policy can train on it. You build the harness that decides which hours make the bank, and you hold the trainability bar as the volume grows. - The first training runs. Once hours bank, you post-train open robot-learning models on our data and run the first task evaluations. - Judgment before spend. The field moves monthly. You read what is published, reproduce the claims we depend on, and steer our capture before the money is spent, not after. THE SCOPE This is a seat on a small, newly created team: an operations lead who runs capture on the floor, a data engineer who owns the pipeline, and you: the machine-learning voice in the room. This is not a research-scientist role, and no publication record is required. The job is to make a corpus trainable and to train the first policies on it. WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR - 3+ years of relevant full-time robotics experience. - PyTorch, and computer vision with real 3D geometry. Camera calibration, pose estimation, SLAM fundamentals. You have debugged an extrinsic calibration at least once in your life and know why it drifted. - You can read a paper and reproduce it. Our pipeline is assembled from published work, and your job is knowing which claims survive contact with a chilled warehouse hall. - You know what policies train on. Familiar with the current robot-learning stack and policy classes well enough to know what the training side will demand of the data before the data exists. - Dataset instincts. You have trained on data you collected yourself, and you know the failure modes that only show up at training tim.. - Comfortable as the only ML voice. You make the call, write it down, and revisit it when the pilot data says otherwise. - AI is how work gets done here. Our engineers use Claude Code and Devin daily, and we expect you to direct agents for the unglamorous parts — harness code, data plumbing, reproduction scripts — while keeping the quality bar exactly where it was. - Particularly relevant. Hand-pose estimation or egocentric video in production; multi-camera rigs and time sync; experience post-training robot-learning models; ROS 2. WHAT SUCCESS LOOKS LIKE IN 90 DAYS You have written the capture spec and we set up the first rigs against it. Your pilot gates have numbers, the first hours have passed your harness, and you can tell the people who sign the budget, with data, what the next hundred hours should look like. ARE WE A GOOD FIT? Take this role if you would rather own the spec that decides whether a dataset becomes an asset or a write-off than tune someone else's model on someone else's data, if a fulfilment centre at 6 a.m. sounds like a lab to you, and if you want the shortest possible line between your technical judgment and a capital decision. Read our culture code https://career.rohlik.group/group/our-culture-code and are we a good fit? https://career.rohlik.group/group/are-we-a-good-fit. WHAT WE OFFER - The physical-AI side of the autonomous grocer, with the capture spec and the first training runs yours from day one - A data asset few teams in the world get to build, in fresh groceries, a domain as hard as manipulation gets - Off-the-shelf hardware, a managed cloud estate, and a mandate that has already started - Benefits — see what we https://career.rohlik.group/group/what-we-offeroffer https://career.rohlik.group/knuspr/unser-angebot ARE YOU IN? Instead of a cover letter: pick a published human-video-to-robot-policy pipeline you rate, and tell us where it breaks on a warehouse floor where every hand wears a work glove. #LI-ML1 #Knuspr

Location: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia We are seeking an experienced Plant Tissue Culture Technician responsible for the laboratory-based propagation of rare, endangered, difficult-to-propagate, and high-value plant species using tissue culture and micropropagation techniques . The role will support living plant collections, plant conservation programmes, and specialised in-vitro propagation activities. The successful candidate will establish and maintain sterile laboratory conditions, prepare culture media, initiate and maintain plant cultures, monitor plant development, and support the acclimatisation of tissue-cultured plants. Key Responsibilities Propagate rare, endangered, difficult-to-propagate, and high-value plant species using tissue culture and micropropagation techniques. Initiate, establish, multiply, root, and maintain in-vitro plant cultures according to species-specific protocols. Select and prepare suitable explant material for tissue culture initiation. Perform surface sterilisation and maintain strict aseptic techniques to minimise contamination. Prepare and modify plant tissue culture media, including nutrients, vitamins, plant growth regulators, carbohydrates, and gelling agents. Monitor cultures for growth, development, contamination, physiological abnormalities, and overall performance. Conduct routine subculturing and transfer plant material under sterile conditions. Maintain appropriate temperature, photoperiod, light intensity, and other environmental conditions for tissue cultures. Operate, clean, sterilise, and maintain laboratory equipment including autoclaves, laminar-flow cabinets, growth chambers, balances, pH meters, and microscopes . Monitor equipment performance and coordinate maintenance and calibration requirements. Implement laboratory cleaning, sterilisation, contamination-control, and waste-management procedures. Identify sources of microbial contamination and implement corrective and preventive measures. Support the transfer and acclimatisation of tissue-cultured plants from in-vitro to ex-vitro conditions. Develop, refine, document, and standardise tissue culture protocols for priority plant species. Maintain detailed records covering explant sources, media formulations, culture dates, subcultures, treatments, contamination rates, multiplication rates, rooting success, and plant survival. Maintain laboratory inventories of culture media components, consumables, chemicals, glassware, and sterile materials. Support plant conservation and recovery programmes for endangered, threatened, rare, and difficult-to-propagate species. Assist with research and trials aimed at improving propagation success. Provide practical training and technical guidance to staff, interns, and students. Ensure laboratory activities comply with applicable health, safety, chemical handling, biological material, biosecurity, and laboratory operating requirements. Requirements Degree in Biology, Plant Biology, Botany, Biotechnology, Plant Sciences, Horticulture , or a related field. Formal training in plant tissue culture, micropropagation, plant biotechnology , or related laboratory techniques is preferred. Minimum 5+ years of relevant laboratory experience involving plant tissue culture and micropropagation. Demonstrated practical experience in culture initiation, multiplication, subculturing, rooting, and culture maintenance . Experience propagating rare, endangered, difficult-to-propagate, or high-value plant species is highly desirable. Strong practical experience in explant selection, preparation, surface sterilisation, and aseptic handling . Demonstrated experience preparing and modifying plant tissue culture media and working with plant growth regulators . Extensive experience maintaining sterile laboratory conditions and controlling contamination. Hands-on experience operating autoclaves, laminar-flow cabinets, growth chambers, pH meters, balances, microscopes , and related laboratory equipment. Experience identifying and troubleshooting contamination, culture decline, abnormal growth, poor multiplication, and rooting problems. Experience monitoring environmental conditions for in-vitro cultures. Experience with hardening and acclimatisation of tissue-cultured plants to greenhouse or nursery environments. Experience developing, testing, refining, or documenting species-specific micropropagation protocols. Strong laboratory record-keeping, data-management, inventory-management, and technical documentation skills. Experience supporting plant conservation, ex-situ conservation, or endangered species propagation projects is preferred. Ability to collaborate effectively with botanists, horticulturists, researchers, conservation specialists, and academic institutions . Demonstrated ability to train staff, interns, students, or laboratory personnel in tissue culture techniques. Strong troubleshooting, analytical, observational, and problem-solving skills. Strong attention to detail and ability to perform laboratory procedures consistently and precisely. Previous experience in a botanic garden, plant tissue culture laboratory, research institution, university, conservation facility, commercial micropropagation laboratory, or comparable plant-science environment is preferred

Location: Canada Role overview: We are seeking a Spacecraft EMC Systems Engineer for its high-performance spacecraft for our remote sensing and communications satellites. The Spacecraft EMC Systems Engineer will own the EMC concept, analysis, verification and mitigation for multiple satellite programmes, driving architecture decisions, leading cross-disciplinary teams. He will ensure all electrical-subsystem on the bus and payload, from requirements capture to hardware design, do not interfere with themselves or launch vehicles. The role works closely with platform and payload teams to ensure an electrically clean, reliable and launch-ready spacecraft. Tasks summary: EMC Architecture Concept & Requirements • Capture, allocate and trace EMC functional, performance, and requirements. • Define the EMC architecture (shielding strategy, grounding scheme, antenna placement, mode-control, and harness segregation requirements & routing constraints). EMC Analysis & Electrical Design • Perform EMC analyses of the whole spacecraft (accounting for the payload specifics) for radiated/conducted emission and susceptibility, antenna coupling, shielding effectiveness, fuse blowing…etc. and verify compliance early in the design cycle. • Recommend mitigation such as shielding, filtering, grounding schemes, layout rules. DC Power Distribution • Review DC power distribution architecture (primary bus, secondary bus lines, converters, fusing, protection) for EMC/EMI aspects. • Review conductors, termination, connectors and back shells (material, gauge, shielding…etc.) that satisfy EMI control requirements. Cross‑Functional Coordination, Stakeholder & Program Interaction • Communicate technical status, risk assessments and trade‑study results to senior management and/or customers or partners. • Support ICDs with payload and platform teams and suppliers. • Act as the EMC authority in System and subsystem design reviews • Liaise with RF, Power, Structures, Propulsion, Software and Ground-Segment teams to resolve cross-disciplinary EMC issues early. • Support B&P (Phase 0 & pre-Phase A). Integration & Verification (IVV) • Author the EMC Verification Master Plan covering component level, subsystem level and full spacecraft tests (CE/CS, RE/RS). • Oversee test-facility set-up, instrumentation calibration, test execution, data reduction and results certification. • Author test procedures, and acceptance criteria. • Lead CE/CS tests, RE/RS tests on hardware and review suppliers test results. Technical Leadership & Mentorship • Mentor, guide junior engineers and interns and provide EMC training sessions. • Act as technical liaison with customers, partners and external vendors. • Act as Continuous Improvement stakeholder. • Contribute to Client’s knowledge‑base, process enhancements, and standards development. Configuration, Documentation & Standards Management • Participate in Change Control Boards (CCB) and ensure impact analyses are performed for any electrical change. • Maintain GDIR and EDTS streamlining. • Ensure all artefacts, analysis and documentations are version controlled in PLM environment. • Support design reviews (SRR, PDR, CDR, MRR/TRR…etc.). • Support Technology Road‑Mapping & Innovation. On‑Orbit & Operations Support • Support root‑cause investigations for on‑orbit anomalies; update design baselines and lessons‑learned. • Support SOOH development and associated operator training. Required Qualifications: • B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering, Aerospace or Physics, (M.Sc. preferred) with 10 + years of electrical design engineering experience on LEO/MEO/GEO missions. • Proficiency in spacecraft and unit EMC requirements and simulations. • Prior experience supervising a team of EMC engineers or leading multi-disciplinary task-forces. • Strong understanding of aerospace system engineering fundamentals • Hands-on individual who can support systems integration processes and capability to test systems and resolve problems. • Experience with Confluence and JIRA. • Demonstrated capability to efficiently work with little to no supervision. • Ability to distill complex problems to fundamentals to solve with analysis, similarity, or creativity. • Demonstrate excellent written and oral communication skills in English; knowledge of French will be considered an asset (Contact with clients outside Quebec and work on deliverables in English).

Location: Canada Role overview: We are seeking a GNC System Engineer for design, integration, verification, and operational support of GNC subsystems for our current and next-generation remote sensing and communications satellites. The role will require to design the complete subsystem, from algorithm development through hardware implementation, verification, and on‑orbit operation support. The role requires deep expertise in orbital dynamics, attitude‑determination & control, plus real‑time FSW definition and integration, and will work closely with subsystem and mission operations teams throughout the satellite life-cycle. Tasks summary: Architecture Concept & Requirements • Derive GNC functional, performance, and safety requirements (pointing accuracy, slew rate, orbit‑maintenance ΔV, fault‑tolerance) from mission level requirements. • Produce System Requirements, Interface Control document (ICD), and Description Document. • Perform requirement management and maintain bidirectional traceability throughout the project lifecycle. Modelling & Trade‑Study • Conduct trade studies on sensor suites and actuator families. • Perform high‑fidelity dynamics simulations (Matlab/Simulink, STK) to meet pointing requirements, maintain error budgets, control‑law stability, fuel consumption, and survivability margins. Algorithm Development • Design and implement attitude‑determination algorithms and orbit‑determination solutions. • Develop control laws for 3‑axis stabilization, slew maneuvers, station keeping algorithms • Validate algorithms with Monte‑Carlo analysis, worst‑case scenarios, and support SIL/HIL testing on avionic test bench. Cross‑Functional Coordination, Stakeholder & Program Interaction • Translate algorithms into FSW requirements running on real‑time operating systems. • Collaborate with the C&DH and FSW teams to implement TM/TC, schedulers and FDIR logic for GNC. • Present technical status, risk analyses, and trade‑study results to senior management. • Negotiate and maintain ICDs with subsystems. • Support B&P (Phase 0 & pre-phase A). Hardware Selection & Design • Specify sensor and actuator hardware, perform interface definition (electrical, mechanical, thermal) and conduct trade on redundancy architectures. • Work with structures and thermal engineers to ensure proper mounting, thermal paths, and vibration survivability of GNC hardware aligning with payload requirements. • Review harness routing and power distribution for GNC electronics. Integration & Verification (IVV) • Author Verification Plans, Test Matrices, and Validation Procedures for unit, subsystem, and spacecraft level GNC tests. • Lead functional tests: sensor calibration, actuator command‑response, closed‑loop attitude‑control on testbeds, and on‑orbit checkout sequences. • Conduct failure mode and effects analysis (FMEA), fault tree analysis (FTA), and reliability prediction. Technical Leadership & Mentorship • Mentor, guide junior engineers and interns. • Act as technical liaison with customers, partners and external vendors • Act as Continuous Improvement stakeholder • Contribute to Client’s knowledge‑base, process enhancements, and standards. Configuration, Documentation & Standards Management • Maintain GNC standards (sensor/actuator interface, filter design, control‑law documentation). • Ensure all artefacts, analysis, software, deliverables and documentations are version controlled in PLM environment. • Support design reviews (SRR, PDR, CDR, MRR/TRR…etc.). • Support Technology Road‑Mapping & Innovation On‑Orbit & Operations Support • Support procedure developments (detumble, orbit‑maintenance, safe‑mode…etc.). • Provide real‑time GNC support during launch, early‑orbit checkout, and contingency events. • Analyse on‑orbit telemetry, update filter parameters, and generate performance reports. • Support SOOH development and associated operator training. Required Qualifications: • B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering, Aerospace or Physics, (M.Sc. preferred), focused on flight dynamics, control theory, or navigation with 10+ of GNC/AOCS experience on LEO/MEO/GEO platforms. • Orbital mechanics, attitude dynamics, and control-law design (classical and modern optimal control). • Proficiency with navigation sensors and actuators. • Experience implementing real-time filtering and control algorithms in embedded code • Strong understanding of aerospace system engineering fundamentals. • Hands-on individual who can support systems integration processes and capability to test systems and resolve problems. • Experience with Confluence and JIRA. • Demonstrated capability to efficiently work with little supervision. • Ability to distill complex problems to fundamentals to solve with analysis, similarity, or creativity. • Demonstrate excellent written and verbal communications skills in English & French work environment.

Location: Barcelona Workplace: onsite With multiple awards to our name, Larian Studios has proven that we’re dedicated to delivering high-quality role-playing games As we move on to new projects, the studio that brought you Baldur’s Gate 3 & Divinity: Original Sin 2 is looking for a Junior Graphics Programmer to join the team and help us in crafting the high calibre games our fans have come to expect. Responsibilities Maintain and extend our proprietary engine's VFX systems (particle simulation, materials, post-process effects, rendering/lighting pipeline) Collaborate closely with the Art/VFX department to implement top-quality visual effects and grow our library of VFX components Debug and optimize code to meet quality and performance targets Document code features as you build them Requirements Thorough knowledge of C++ Strong technical background (bachelor's degree or comparable experience) Clear communication skills, written and spoken, in English Enthusiasm for making and playing great games Proficiency with modern graphics APIs such as DirectX 12, Vulkan, or Metal Skilled in using CPU and GPU profiling tools to diagnose and resolve bottlenecks Solid grasp of particle system algorithms, including GPU-based implementations Strong command of shading languages, with a track record of writing complex GPU algorithms Comfort working with multithreaded systems Strong software design, problem-solving, and debugging skills Comfortable collaborating with others and taking ownership of your work Nice To Haves C# experience Experience shipping a game or console title is a strong plus What We Offer An international team of over 600 employees spread across 7 studios around the world, each of which have their own unique qualities, and maintain a small-studio feel An open, collaborative environment where ideas are welcome and encouraged A managerial team consisting of highly experienced game developers at the top of their fields Sharing hobbies and passions with like-minded colleagues Inclusive environment with many activities organized by the studios or the employees Commitment to making the best game possible for the fans, including listening to community feedback

Location: Germany Location: Remote within Europe, with regular presence in Bremen Direct Reports: None; supervision of students possible Working Model: Remote / hybrid. Regular time on-site in Bremen. Mission Build our capability in quantum sensing and magnetometry. The role covers NV-centre systems, optically pumped magnetometry and precision magnetic sensing, applying modelling and machine learning to improve characterisation and bring-up, and taking the results towards applied and commercial outcomes. Responsibilities Pillar 1 Sensing and Characterisation Model, calibrate and characterise NV-centre systems and magnetic-field sensors. Develop digital twins of sensing platforms and validate them against measurement. Apply machine learning to improve bring-up and characterisation time. Success Metrics and KPIs: sensitivity and calibration-time improvements demonstrated on real systems. Pillar 2 Applied and Commercial Explore applied sensing in biomagnetism and medical and industrial diagnostics. Work with Constructor's IP function where the work is patentable. Assess and develop spin-off and licensing pathways within the Constructor ecosystem. Success Metrics and KPIs: invention disclosures, applied use cases validated. Pillar 3 Research and Teaching Publish, and collaborate with Constructor University faculty and external sensing groups. Contribute to grant applications in quantum sensing. Co-supervise MSc projects and contribute to teaching-lab design. Success Metrics and KPIs: publications, collaborations, student projects supervised. Requirements Experience PhD in physics, with experience in NV centres, optically pumped magnetometry or precision magnetic sensing. Pulse sequence development, spin physics, or zero-field NMR. Hands-on experimental work as well as modelling. Track record of publication. Skills & Competencies Able to write the code you need. Interest in applied and commercial outcomes alongside the research. This is a capability we are building, not one you are joining. Clear scientific communication. Education & Languages PhD in physics or a closely related field. Fluent English. What This Role Is (and Is Not) This role IS A chance to build a sensing capability rather than join one. Research with a route to IP and commercial application. Real breadth across modelling and experiment. This role is NOT A purely academic postdoc. A role confined to modelling. A role without commercial orientation.

Location: Germany Location: Remote within Europe, with regular presence in Bremen Direct Reports: None; supervision of students possible Working Model: Remote / hybrid. Regular time on-site in Bremen. Mission Lead our work on quantum simulation and atomic platforms. The role covers modelling and simulation of quantum many-body systems, model-based calibration of atomic hardware, and optimal control, combining research with a software product that puts those methods into other people's hands. Responsibilities Pillar 1 Simulation and Modelling Model and simulate quantum many-body systems, on hardware and in digital twins. Develop and validate models of neutral-atom and trapped-ion platforms against experimental data. Work on optimal control and pulse design for atomic systems. Success Metrics and KPIs: model accuracy against measurement, methods delivered into the product. Pillar 2 Hardware Engagement Support bring-up and calibration on partner and customer platforms. Act as the scientific interface to hardware vendors and research groups running atomic systems. Turn what is learned on hardware into product capability. Accountability: calibration methods that work on real systems, not only in simulation. Pillar 3 Research and Teaching Publish, and build collaborations with Constructor University faculty and external groups. Contribute to grant applications, including DFG and EU programmes. Contribute to course and teaching-lab material if that interests you. Success Metrics and KPIs: publications, collaborations established, grant applications supported. Requirements Experience PhD in physics, with hands-on experience in neutral atoms, trapped ions or quantum simulation. Optimal control, noise modelling or open quantum systems. Experience in a leading experimental or theory group. Track record of publication. Skills & Competencies Able to write the code you need. You do not need to be a software engineer. Comfortable moving between theory, simulation and real hardware. Interest in seeing methods reach users rather than stopping at the paper. Clear scientific communication. Education & Languages PhD in physics or a closely related field. Fluent English. What This Role Is (and Is Not) This role IS Research with a product behind it, and users at the end of it. A role with genuine publication and collaboration time. Access to hardware and to a university partner. This role is NOT A purely academic postdoc. A pure software role. A role confined to one hardware platform.

Location: Guildford Workplace: onsite With multiple awards to our name, Larian Studios has proven that we’re dedicated to delivering high-quality role-playing games As we move on to new projects, the studio that brought you Baldur’s Gate 3 & Divinity: Original Sin 2 is looking for a DevOps Build Engineer to join the team and help us in crafting the high calibre games our fans have come to expect. Responsibilities Design, develop, and maintain robust build pipelines for each platform Monitor and continuously improve our automated build and CI systems Partner with IT to scale and maintain build server infrastructure Create and keep documentation of the build/release process up to date Support the release manager during patch releases Be a go-to resource for teammates when they need a hand Requirements 2+ years of industry experience Solid hands-on knowledge of Jenkins and CI/CD pipelines Proficiency in a scripting language such as Ruby, Groovy, or Python Experience automating workflows via shell/bash/cmd on Linux and/or Windows Familiarity with version control systems like Git, Perforce, or SVN Clear communication skills, written and spoken, in English Comfortable collaborating with others and taking ownership of your work Enthusiasm for experimenting, iterating, and refining features Strong software design and problem-solving abilities Nice To Haves Experience with Ansible or similar configuration management tools Familiarity automating C#/C++ builds (e.g., MSBuild, CMake) Exposure to full-stack development Background working in the games industry What We Offer An international team of over 600 employees spread across 7 studios around the world, each of which have their own unique qualities, and maintain a small-studio feel An open, collaborative environment where ideas are welcome and encouraged A managerial team consisting of highly experienced game developers at the top of their fields Sharing hobbies and passions with like-minded colleagues Inclusive environment with many activities organized by the studios or the employees Commitment to making the best game possible for the fans, including listening to community feedback

Location: Germany Location: Remote within Europe, with regular presence in Bremen Direct Reports: None initially; technical leadership across the engineering group Mission Own the architecture of the software platform on which Constructor Labs' quantum group builds. The platform drives physical quantum hardware end to end — calibration, orchestration, experiment execution and device state — and must work both in our own cloud and on customer premises, including restricted and air-gapped environments. The Principal Architect sets the technical direction, makes the structural decisions, and is the senior engineering voice in a group where research and engineering sit closely together. Responsibilities Pillar 1 Platform Architecture Own the end-to-end architecture across backend services, job orchestration, hardware abstraction and device state management. Define the interfaces between the scientific layer and the platform layer so physicists can work without engineering support. Make and carry the build-versus-buy and framework decisions; document them so they survive the people who made them. Lead the migration of the platform onto the Constructor technology stack. Success Metrics and KPIs: architectural decisions documented and adopted, platform stability, migration delivered to plan. Pillar 2 Hands-on Engineering Write production code in the core of the system, not only design documents. Own the hardest components personally — those where correctness and performance both matter. Set and enforce engineering standards: testing, review, structured logging, dependency governance. Remove single points of failure so no component has only one person who understands it. Success Metrics and KPIs: test coverage, review discipline, bus factor above one on every core component. Pillar 3 Working with Research Work day to day with research physicists, translating experimental workflows into software. Keep the research and engineering collaboration model intact as the group grows. Support the product function with realistic estimates and honest technical constraints. Accountability: research team able to run experiments without engineering bottlenecks. Requirements Experience 10+ years building production software systems, with real depth in Python, C#/.NET or C++. Distributed systems, job scheduling, and interfacing with instruments or physical hardware. Track record as the senior technical voice in a small team. Delivered software into on-premise and restricted environments, not only cloud. Skills & Competencies Able to hold an architecture in your head and explain it simply to people who are not engineers. Comfortable in a scientific domain. A physics degree is not required, genuine interest is. Pragmatic about trade-offs; able to ship rather than perfect. Strong written communication. Decisions that are not written down do not exist. Education & Languages Degree in computer science, physics, engineering or equivalent practical track record. Fluent English. German useful, not required. What This Role Is (and Is Not) This role IS Deeply hands-on, with real authority over technical direction. Central to everything the quantum group builds. A role where you will have peers and a platform behind you. This role is NOT A management track role. An architecture-committee or advisory position. A role where someone else writes the hard code.

Location: In Office - San Jose, California Innodata (Nasdaq: INOD) is a global data engineering company. We believe that data and Artificial Intelligence (AI) are inextricably linked. Our mission is to enable the responsible advancement of artificial intelligence by providing the data, evaluation frameworks, and human expertise required to build AI systems that can be trusted at scale. We provide a range of transferable solutions, platforms, and services for Generative AI / AI builders and adopters. In every relationship, we honor our 36+ year legacy delivering the highest quality data and outstanding outcomes for our customers. Scope of the Role: We're building a dedicated reviewer team to evaluate complex, real-world agentic AI workflows, assessing whether AI agents complete tasks safely, respect user intent and consent, and hold up under close scrutiny. This isn't routine content moderation: reviewers work through ambiguous, multi-step scenarios where judgment calls matter as much as checklists. You'll operate inside isolated test environments, apply structured rubrics, and help calibrate what "safe and policy adherent agent behavior" actually looks like. What You’ll Own: Review multi-step agent task trajectories against rubric-based criteria covering task success, safety, and policy adherence Evaluate whether an agent respected user agency and informed consent — not just whether it followed literal instructions Apply privacy guardrails when reviewing tasks involving sensitive or personal data Work inside isolated test environments, including verifying environment resets between test runs to prevent cross-contamination Flag and escalate safety-relevant or ambiguous findings through defined escalation paths You’ll Thrive in This Role If You Have: Bachelor's degree or equivalent practical experience 2–5+ years in quality review, QA/QC, trust & safety, content moderation, data annotation, or a similarly judgment-intensive review role Strong written communication – you can justify a scoring decision clearly enough for someone else to audit it Comfort with ambiguity and structured decision-making under a rubric, rather than needing a fixed rulebook for every case Baseline understanding of AI/ML concepts and how AI agents complete tasks (can be learned through onboarding, but some familiarity helps) The expected hourly salary range for this position is $50-$55p/hour, based on experience, skills, and qualifications. Please be aware of recruitment scams involving individuals or organizations falsely claiming to represent employers. Innodata will never ask for payment, banking details, or sensitive personal information during the application process. To learn more on how to recognize job scams, please visit the Federal Trade Commission’s guide at https://consumer.ftc.gov/articles/job-scams. If you believe you’ve been targeted by a recruitment scam, please report it to Innodata at verifyjoboffer@innodata.com and consider reporting it to the FTC at ReportFraud.ftc.gov .

Location: In Office - San Jose, California Innodata (Nasdaq: INOD) is a global data engineering company. We believe that data and Artificial Intelligence (AI) are inextricably linked. Our mission is to enable the responsible advancement of artificial intelligence by providing the data, evaluation frameworks, and human expertise required to build AI systems that can be trusted at scale. We provide a range of transferable solutions, platforms, and services for Generative AI / AI builders and adopters. In every relationship, we honor our 36+ year legacy delivering the highest quality data and outstanding outcomes for our customers. Scope of the Role: We are standing up a dedicated onsite team to evaluate complex, real-world agentic AI workflows for a frontier AI customer. Reviewers work through ambiguous, multi-step scenarios inside isolated test environments, assessing whether AI agents complete tasks safely, respect user intent and consent, and hold up under close scrutiny. The Quality Lead is the person accountable for whether that output is any good. This is a senior individual contributor role. You will not manage the reviewers — that sits with the Engagement Manager — but you set the standard they are held to. You own the audit sample, run calibration, keep the rubric usable as real cases stress it, and train reviewers into the work. You are also the deputy: when the Engagement Manager is out, the engagement runs on you. The quality approach here is not fully defined. We expect you to build it in partnership with the customer's quality leads, or at minimum to take what they have, run it honestly, and come back with specific recommendations for where it falls short. What You’ll Own: Own the quality system for the engagement: audit design, sampling strategy, scoring standards, and how quality gets measured and reported Build that system with the customer's quality leads where none exists, and where one does, operate it and recommend concrete improvements based on what the data shows Re-score a sample of reviewer output as a second pass; identify error patterns rather than isolated mistakes Run calibration sessions: surface disagreement, work it to resolution, and document the reasoning so the outcome holds for future cases Maintain rubric health — flag criteria that are ambiguous, overlapping, or silent on cases the team keeps hitting, and drive revisions through the customer Train and onboard new reviewers, including nesting plans, ramp criteria, and the judgment call on when someone is production-ready Give the Engagement Manager the evidence behind performance conversations: who is drifting, on what, and whether coaching is working Report quality trends to the Engagement Manager and, alongside them, to the customer Deputize for the Engagement Manager on delivery operations during absences Maintain information security, privacy, and facility access practices required by the customer's onsite environment You’ll Thrive in This Role If You Have: Bachelor's degree or equivalent practical experience 4+ years in quality assurance, quality management, or senior review work within annotation, evaluation, trust and safety, or a similarly judgment-intensive domain Direct experience owning a quality function: you designed the audit, not just executed someone else’s Significant experience with AI/ML evaluation work: annotation, red-teaming, RLHF, model or agent evaluation, or trust and safety review Hands-on familiarity with agentic systems: tool use, multi-step task execution, sandboxed environments, and common failure modes Demonstrated ability to run calibration with peers — including holding a position under disagreement and changing it when the argument is better Strong written communication; able to document a scoring standard clearly enough that a reviewer can apply it and an auditor can check it Comfortable in spreadsheets and in a dashboarding tool, with enough Python or SQL to pull and slice your own data (you will not be asked to build interfaces) Experience training or onboarding reviewers into rubric-based work The expected hourly salary range for this position is $75-85 p/hour, based on experience, skills, and qualifications. Please be aware of recruitment scams involving individuals or organizations falsely claiming to represent employers. Innodata will never ask for payment, banking details, or sensitive personal information during the application process. To learn more on how to recognize job scams, please visit the Federal Trade Commission’s guide at https://consumer.ftc.gov/articles/job-scams. If you believe you’ve been targeted by a recruitment scam, please report it to Innodata at verifyjoboffer@innodata.com and consider reporting it to the FTC at ReportFraud.ftc.gov .

Location: Sofia City, Bulgaria; Limassol, Cyprus Workplace: hybrid We are a leading trading platform that is ambitiously expanding to the four corners of the globe. Our top-rated products have won prestigious industry awards for their cutting-edge technology and seamless client experience. We deliver only the best, so we are always in search of the best people to join our ever-growing talented team. The Deputy Head of Transaction Monitoring is a senior 2LOD leadership role responsible for the execution, oversight, and continuous transaction monitoring framework across all regulated entities. The role sits within the Group Financial Crime & Compliance function and reports directly to the Head of Transaction Monitoring (TM). The TM team is being built from the ground up and the Deputy Head is a foundational hire. The successful candidate will play a direct role in shaping how the function operates, establishing its culture, and setting the standard for how TM is executed across the Group. The decisions made and ways of working established in the early months of this team will define its trajectory. The TM function is mid-build across detection capability, operating model, and platform infrastructure. The Deputy Head will drive delivery across a complex, multi-jurisdictional operating model — translating regulatory expectations into working controls, challenging first-line frameworks with credibility and precision, and providing structured, evidence-based oversight of TM risk across the Group. All accountabilities are exercised on the direction of the Head of TM, or independently where the Head of TM is unavailable and the matter cannot be deferred without breaching a regulatory or operational obligation. The Head of TM retains ownership of the framework, regulatory relationships, and strategic decision-making. In the absence of the Head of TM, the Deputy will provide full operational continuity, maintaining oversight, escalation, and regulatory responsiveness across the Group Responsibilities TM Framework & Policy Shape and evolve the Group TM framework with the Head of TM — policies, procedures, rule design methodology, threshold calibration, and the quality assurance regime. Review and challenge Scenario Engineering outputs, rule specifications, threshold proposals, and back-testing results ahead of Head of TM sign-off. Own the quality bar for QA and Governance outputs, ensuring they meet the standard expected by senior management and regulators. Shape rule change proposals and threshold recalibrations through the change management process. Drive TM minimum standards across entities, partnering with local Heads of Compliance to close gaps. Delegated Authority & Decision-Making Hold formal delegated authority from the Head of TM, stepping into the primary TM decision-maker role whenever they're unavailable and a decision can't wait. In this capacity, you will: Approve withdrawal holds, account restrictions, and alert escalations. Review L3 SAR referral packs for completeness and evidential sufficiency before they go to the entity MLRO. Approve interim rule threshold changes that can't be deferred, recording the rationale for the Head of TM to confirm on their return. Deputise fully for the Head of TM during leave or absence, holding full decision-making authority within the governance framework for that period. Regulatory Engagement Working under the Head of TM's direction, and independently when they're unavailable, you will: Support the Head of TM in managing regulator relationships on TM matters. Respond to supervisory queries, attend regulatory meetings, and represent the TM function at inspections. Support the preparation and delivery of regulatory submissions, responses to supervisory feedback, and remediation communications. Coordinate with entity MLROs and Heads of Compliance on jurisdiction-specific TM requirements. Team Leadership Provide day-to-day leadership and line management of TM specialist teams, alongside the Head of TM. Lead recruitment, onboarding, and development of TM analysts across pillars. Chair TM governance meetings, including in the Head of TM's absence. Act as the senior escalation point for analysts, bringing decisions to the Head of TM where needed. Drive risk culture across the TM function through visible leadership, consistent challenge, and clear communication. Governance & Oversight Uphold the governance boundary between TM compliance decisions and commercial interests, escalating to the Group Head of Compliance and Regulatory Risk if the Head of TM is unavailable to resolve a conflict. Ensure 1LOD Alert Operations operates within the framework set by 2LOD, escalating any breach to the Head of TM. Maintain audit-ready documentation across all TM governance activity. Act as a senior escalation point for material TM issues, control failures, and emerging risks across all entities Requirements Extensive experience in financial crime compliance, with at least 3 years in a senior TM role (team lead, deputy head, head of TM, or equivalent) within a regulated financial services firm. Experience in the CFD, forex, or leveraged derivatives sector , or with investment firms offering similar products. Demonstrable experience making autonomous decisions on TM matters: alert escalation, SAR filing recommendations, account restriction approvals, and rule threshold adjustments. Experience engaging directly with the FCA or another Tier 1 regulator (CySEC, ASIC, MAS, BaFin) on TM or financial crime matters, including responding to supervisory queries and attending regulatory meetings. Experience with TM framework design or significant enhancement, including rule design methodology, threshold calibration, and quality assurance. Working knowledge of AML/CTF regulatory requirements in at least two of: UK (FCA/MLR 2017), EU/Cyprus (AMLD/CySEC), Australia (AML/CTF Act/AUSTRAC), UAE (CBUAE). Experience managing or overseeing a team of financial crime or TM specialists. Strong written and verbal communication: the role produces materials for senior management, the CCO, the Board, and regulators What you will get in return: • Competitive Salary: We believe great work deserves great pay! Your skills and talents will be rewarded with a salary that makes you feel valued and motivated. • Work-Life Harmony: Join a company that genuinely cares about you - because your life outside of work matters just as much as your time on the clock. #LI-Hybrid • Generous Time Off: Need a breather? Our annual leave policy lets you recharge and enjoy life outside of work without a worry. • Employee Referral Program: Love working here? Share the love! Bring your talented friends on board and get rewarded for growing our awesome team. • Comprehensive Health & Pension Benefits: From medical insurance to pension plans, we’ve got your back. Plus, location-specific benefits and perks! • Workation Wonderland: Live your digital nomad dreams with 30 extra days to work remotely from anywhere in the world (some restrictions apply). Adventure awaits! • Volunteer Days: Make a difference! Take two additional paid days each year to support causes you care about and give back to the community. Be a key player at the forefront of the digital assets movement, propelling your career to new heights! Join a dynamic and rapidly expanding company that values and rewards talent, initiative, and creativity. Work alongside one of the most brilliant teams in the industry. Applicable for Poland: Our company has an Internal Reporting Procedure. It is available from the Human Resources Department upon request hr@capital.com. You may report a violation referred to in the Procedure under the terms specified therein.

Location: In Office - San Jose, California Innodata (Nasdaq: INOD) is a global data engineering company. We believe that data and Artificial Intelligence (AI) are inextricably linked. Our mission is to enable the responsible advancement of artificial intelligence by providing the data, evaluation frameworks, and human expertise required to build AI systems that can be trusted at scale. We provide a range of transferable solutions, platforms, and services for Generative AI / AI builders and adopters. In every relationship, we honor our 36+ year legacy delivering the highest quality data and outstanding outcomes for our customers. Scope of the Role: We are standing up a dedicated onsite team to evaluate complex, real-world agentic AI workflows for a frontier AI customer. The Engagement Manager owns this team and this engagement: a group of ten reviewers and one QA lead working inside isolated test environments, assessing whether AI agents complete tasks safely, respect user intent and consent, and hold up under close scrutiny. This is a delivery leadership role with a strong customer-facing component. You are the customer's primary day-to-day contact at the site, accountable for throughput, quality, and turnaround, and responsible for identifying where the engagement should grow next. You will not be scoring trajectories as a daily task, but you need enough technical depth to audit the team's work yourself and defend a scoring decision in a room with the customer's technical leads. What You’ll Own: Own end-to-end delivery for the onsite team: throughput, quality, turnaround, and capacity against committed volumes Manage and develop a team of eleven, including hiring, onboarding, performance management, and retention Serve as the primary onsite point of contact for the customer's program and technical leads; run recurring reviews, report on delivery metrics, and resolve issues before they escalate Audit reviewer output directly — sample trajectories, check rubric application, and assess whether scoring rationale would survive customer review Partner with the QA lead on calibration cycles, quality metrics and evaluation, and rubric refinement; arbitrate disagreements that calibration does not resolve Own the escalation path for safety-relevant and ambiguous findings, including judgment on what reaches the customer and how quickly Identify expansion opportunities within the account: adjacent workstreams, new task types, additional capacity, and scope the work with internal delivery and commercial teams Forecast staffing and cost against the engagement's commercial model, and flag variance early Maintain information security, privacy, and facility access practices required by the customer's onsite environment You’ll Thrive in This Role If You Have: Bachelor's degree or equivalent practical experience 5+ years of professional experience, including direct management of a delivery team of 10–20 people Track record as the customer-facing owner of a services or delivery engagement with an enterprise or technology client, including metrics reporting and issue escalation Significant experience with AI/ML evaluation work: annotation, red-teaming, RLHF, model or agent evaluation, or trust and safety review Ability to read rubric-scored work critically and form an independent view of whether a score is correct Strong written communication; able to produce reporting and escalation memos that a technical customer will accept without rework The expected hourly salary range for this position is $75-85 p/hour, based on experience, skills, and qualifications. Please be aware of recruitment scams involving individuals or organizations falsely claiming to represent employers. Innodata will never ask for payment, banking details, or sensitive personal information during the application process. To learn more on how to recognize job scams, please visit the Federal Trade Commission’s guide at https://consumer.ftc.gov/articles/job-scams. If you believe you’ve been targeted by a recruitment scam, please report it to Innodata at verifyjoboffer@innodata.com and consider reporting it to the FTC at ReportFraud.ftc.gov .

Location: Palo Alto; New York; San Francisco Workplace: Remote ABOUT MISTRAL Mistral provides full-stack AI solutions: from frontier models to developer tools, applications, and compute. We partner with enterprises tackling the hardest problems across high-stakes industries like finance, manufacturing, defense, healthcare, and the public sector, co-creating customized AI systems that they can run on their terms. We are a dynamic, collaborative team passionate about AI and its potential to transform society. Our diverse workforce thrives in competitive environments and is committed to driving innovation. Our teams are distributed between Europe, North America, Asia and the Middle East. We are creative, low-ego and team-spirited. The Role As a member of the US Talent Acquisition team focused on Research and technical hiring, you will be instrumental in building and scaling Mistral's US-based research and engineering teams from the ground up. Joining early means you'll help shape both our technical recruitment strategy and operations, partnering closely with Research leadership across Research Science, Research Engineering, and adjacent technical functions. Your work will directly influence Mistral's frontier-model ambitions by ensuring we find and engage exceptional researchers and engineers who will drive Mistral's growth in the US. In this role, you'll also foster a strong candidate experience and help establish technical recruiting best practices as we expand across the US. What You Will Do Technical Stakeholder Partnership - Partner deeply with technical leaders — from Research Scientists and Research Engineers to team leads and hiring managers — to understand hiring needs, define role specs, and identify the right technical talent - Own full-cycle recruitment across Research Science and Research Engineering, with flexibility to support other technical roles as they come along - Advise hiring managers on market mapping, leveling, comp positioning, and the competitive landscape for US research and engineering talent - Translate the nuances of each technical role into compelling, accurate candidate outreach End-to-End Technical Recruitment - Own the full recruiting lifecycle from sourcing to close, operating with autonomy on complex, competitive technical roles - Source passive and active candidates across US research and engineering talent pools — from PhD students and postdocs to experienced researchers and engineers at leading AI labs, universities, and technology companies - Conduct intake and calibration sessions with hiring managers to align on ideal candidate profiles and stage expectations - Drive efficient, high-conversion pipelines and close candidates in a fiercely competitive market for top research talent Candidate Experience & Selling Mistral - Guide candidates through the hiring process with clear communication and a compelling narrative about Mistral's mission, culture, and trajectory - Articulate Mistral's positioning in the AI landscape — frontier models, open-weight philosophy, and research credibility — to differentiate us against better-resourced labs - Provide candidates with real insight into our research agenda, compute access, publication culture, and the specific impact of their role - Deliver a high-quality, respectful candidate experience at every stage, regardless of outcome Recruiting Operations & Data-Driven Improvement - Develop and refine technical recruiting processes, tools, and documentation to improve outcomes and efficiency - Use data to diagnose pipeline issues (e.g., drop-off at specific stages, time-to-fill by role) and propose targeted solutions - Build and maintain market maps, competitive intel, and talent pools for key US research and engineering segments - Standardize technical interview rubrics, scorecards, and debrief practices across US technical hiring teams Raising the Bar - Collaborate with Research leadership and the broader Talent team to continuously elevate our hiring standards - Contribute to defining and evolving our technical talent acquisition strategy in the US as we scale our research presence - Partner on employer-brand and outbound sourcing initiatives — including academic pipelines, conference presence, and open-source community engagement — that position Mistral as a destination for top research and engineering talent What We're Looking For - 6+ years of recruiting experience, including 2+ years in a startup or high-growth environment, with a focus on Research Science and Research Engineering roles - Demonstrated ability to independently hire across the technical stack — from Research Engineers to Research Scientists, and senior research talent - Deep network and sourcing expertise in US research and engineering talent markets, with credibility in AI/ML and ideally connections across top labs and universities - Track record of hiring in competitive, candidate-scarce markets where top researchers have multiple offers - Experience working across multiple US markets, including relocation and visa-driven hiring - Willingness to work on other roles as needs come up - Comfort navigating ambiguity and switching between strategic planning and hands-on execution - Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to influence peers and senior technical stakeholders without direct authority - Organized, detail-oriented, and able to juggle shifting priorities across a high-volume hiring slate - Professional experience with modern recruiting tools such as Ashby - Familiarity with the AI/ML research landscape and the ability to credibly discuss frontier model capabilities, research directions, and publications with technical candidates WHAT WE OFFER We offer a comprehensive benefits package designed to support your well-being, growth, and work-life balance. Benefits vary by country and may include healthcare coverage, parental leave, retirement plans, relocation support, wellness programs, meal and transportation allowances, and other location-specific perks. For the most up-to-date details on benefits available in your location, please refer to our Benefits page https://app.notion.com/p/mistralai/Benefits-at-Mistral-36e6ba59a7fe836b93dd01737fcc27ef?source=copy_link. PRIVACY POLICY Your privacy matters to us. You can learn more about how we handle your personal data in our Applicant Privacy Policy https://legal.mistral.ai/terms/applicant-privacy-policy.

Location: Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, Canada Role overview: Our client is seeking a Spacecraft EMC Systems Engineer for its high performance spacecraft for our remote sensing and communications satellites. The Spacecraft EMC Systems Engineer will own the EMC concept, analysis, verification and mitigation for multiple satellite programmes, driving architecture decisions, leading cross disciplinary teams. He will ensure all electrical subsystem on the bus and payload, from requirements capture to hardware design, do not interfere with themselves or launch vehicles. The role works closely with platform and payload teams to ensure an electrically clean, reliable and launch ready spacecraft. Tasks summary: EMC Architecture Concept & Requirements • Capture, allocate and trace EMC functional, performance, and requirements. • Define the EMC architecture (shielding strategy, grounding scheme, antenna placement, mode control, and harness segregation requirements & routing constraints). EMC Analysis & Electrical Design • Perform EMC analyses of the whole spacecraft (accounting for the payload specifics) for radiated/conducted emission and susceptibility, antenna coupling, shielding effectiveness, fuse blowing…etc. and verify compliance early in the design cycle. • Recommend mitigation such as shielding, filtering, grounding schemes, layout rules. DC Power Distribution • Review DC power distribution architecture (primary bus, secondary bus lines, converters, fusing, protection) for EMC/EMI aspects. • Review conductors, termination, connectors and back shells (material, gauge, shielding…etc.) that satisfy EMI control requirements. Cross‑Functional Coordination, Stakeholder & Program Interaction • Communicate technical status, risk assessments and trade‑study results to senior management and/or customers or partners. • Support ICDs with payload and platform teams and suppliers. • Act as the EMC authority in System and subsystem design reviews • Liaise with RF, Power, Structures, Propulsion, Software and Ground Segment teams to resolve cross disciplinary EMC issues early. • Support B&P (Phase 0 & pre-Phase A). Integration & Verification (IVV) • Author the EMC Verification Master Plan covering component level, subsystem level and full spacecraft tests (CE/CS, RE/RS). • Oversee test facility set up, instrumentation calibration, test execution, data reduction and results certification. • Author test procedures, and acceptance criteria. • Lead CE/CS tests, RE/RS tests on hardware and review suppliers test results. Technical Leadership & Mentorship • Mentor, guide junior engineers and interns and provide EMC training sessions. • Act as technical liaison with customers, partners and external vendors. • Act as Continuous Improvement stakeholder. • Contribute to our client’s knowledge‑base, process enhancements, and standards development. Configuration, Documentation & Standards Management • Participate in Change Control Boards (CCB) and ensure impact analyses are performed for any electrical change. • Maintain GDIR and EDTS streamlining. • Ensure all artefacts, analysis and documentations are version controlled in PLM environment. • Support design reviews (SRR, PDR, CDR, MRR/TRR…etc.). • Support Technology Road‑Mapping & Innovation. On‑Orbit & Operations Support • Support root‑cause investigations for on‑orbit anomalies; update design baselines and lessons‑learned. • Support SOOH development and associated operator training. Required Qualifications: • B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering, Aerospace or Physics, (M.Sc. preferred) with 10 + years of electrical design engineering experience on LEO/MEO/GEO missions. • Proficiency in spacecraft and unit EMC requirements and simulations. • Prior experience supervising a team of EMC engineers or leading multi disciplinary task forces. • Strong understanding of aerospace system engineering fundamentals • Hands-on individual who can support systems integration processes and capability to test systems and resolve problems. • Experience with Confluence and JIRA. • Demonstrated capability to efficiently work with little to no supervision. • Ability to distill complex problems to fundamentals to solve with analysis, similarity, or creativity. • Demonstrate excellent written and oral communication skills in English; knowledge of French will be considered an asset (Contact with clients outside Quebec and work on deliverables in English).

Location: Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, Canada Role overview: Our client is seeking a GNC System Engineer for design, integration, verification, and operational support of GNC subsystems for our current and next‑generation remote sensing and communications satellites. The role will require to design the complete subsystem, from algorithm development through hardware implementation, verification, and on‑orbit operation support. The role requires deep expertise in orbital dynamics, attitude‑determination & control, plus real‑time FSW definition and integration, and will work closely with subsystem and mission operations teams throughout the satellite life‑cycle. Tasks summary: Architecture Concept & Requirements Derive GNC functional, performance, and safety requirements (pointing accuracy, slew rate, orbit‑maintenance ΔV, fault‑tolerance) from mission level requirements. Produce System Requirements, Interface Control document (ICD), and Description Document. Perform requirement management and maintain bidirectional traceability throughout the project lifecycle. Modelling & Trade‑Study Conduct trade studies on sensor suites and actuator families. Perform high‑fidelity dynamics simulations (Matlab/Simulink, STK) to meet pointing requirements, maintain error budgets, control‑law stability, fuel consumption, and survivability margins. Algorithm Development Design and implement attitude‑determination algorithms and orbit‑determination solutions. Develop control laws for 3‑axis stabilization, slew maneuvers, station keeping algorithms Validate algorithms with Monte‑Carlo analysis, worst‑case scenarios, and support SIL/HIL testing on avionic test bench. Cross‑Functional Coordination, Stakeholder & Program Interaction Translate algorithms into FSW requirements running on real‑time operating systems. Collaborate with the C&DH and FSW teams to implement TM/TC, schedulers and FDIR logic for GNC. Present technical status, risk analyses, and trade‑study results to senior management. Negotiate and maintain ICDs with subsystems. Support B&P (Phase 0 & pre-phase A). Hardware Selection & Design Specify sensor and actuator hardware, perform interface definition (electrical, mechanical, thermal) and conduct trade on redundancy architectures. Work with structures and thermal engineers to ensure proper mounting, thermal paths, and vibration survivability of GNC hardware aligning with payload requirements. Review harness routing and power distribution for GNC electronics. Integration & Verification (IVV) Author Verification Plans, Test Matrices, and Validation Procedures for unit, subsystem, and spacecraft level GNC tests. Lead functional tests: sensor calibration, actuator command‑response, closed‑loop attitude‑control on testbeds, and on‑orbit checkout sequences. Conduct failure mode and effects analysis (FMEA), fault tree analysis (FTA), and reliability prediction. Technical Leadership & Mentorship Mentor, guide junior engineers and interns. Act as technical liaison with customers, partners and external vendors Act as Continuous Improvement stakeholder Contribute to our client’s knowledge‑base, process enhancements, and standards. Configuration, Documentation & Standards Management Maintain GNC standards (sensor/actuator interface, filter design, control‑law documentation). • Ensure all artefacts, analysis, software, deliverables and documentations are version controlled in PLM environment. Support design reviews (SRR, PDR, CDR, MRR/TRR…etc.). Support Technology Road‑Mapping & Innovation On‑Orbit & Operations Support Support procedure developments (detumble, orbit‑maintenance, safe‑mode…etc.). Provide real‑time GNC support during launch, early‑orbit checkout, and contingency events. Analyse on‑orbit telemetry, update filter parameters, and generate performance reports. • Support SOOH development and associated operator training. Required Qualifications: B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering, Aerospace or Physics, (M.Sc. preferred), focused on flight dynamics, control theory, or navigation with 10+ of GNC/AOCS experience on LEO/MEO/GEO platforms. Orbital mechanics, attitude dynamics, and control‑law design (classical and modern optimal control). Proficiency with navigation sensors and actuators. Experience implementing real‑time filtering and control algorithms in embedded code Strong understanding of aerospace system engineering fundamentals. • Hands-on individual who can support systems integration processes and capability to test systems and resolve problems. Experience with Confluence and JIRA. • Demonstrated capability to efficiently work with little supervision. • Ability to distill complex problems to fundamentals to solve with analysis, similarity, or creativity. • Demonstrate excellent written and verbal communications skills in English & French work environment.

Location: London, United Kingdom - Deliveroo Our Global Structure Deliveroo is now part of DoorDash, bringing together teams with even greater reach, scale, and ambition. Depending on your role, you may collaborate with teammates, systems, and leaders across DoorDash and Wolt. Together, we’re unlocking new possibilities as one global team. The Dev Environments team sits within DoorDash's Foundations group (Platform Engineering). We own the local and remote developer experience across the DoorDash group of companies supporting over 5000 engineers. Our mission is to enable engineering velocity, quality, and efficiency at significant scale by removing friction from the day-to-day developer loop: spinning up a working environment, getting code building, and getting feedback fast, whether the "developer" is a human or an AI agent. As a Staff Engineer on Dev Environments, you'll be recognised as an expert across the dev environments space, covering both local and remote dev flows, devcontainers, IDE/remote backends, and how they all fit together, including owning accountability for outcomes that span multiple teams. You'll set technical direction for the team's roadmap, unblock deep cross-cutting technical problems other engineers can't resolve alone, and mentor senior and mid-level engineers. You'll partner closely with engineering leadership across the group to translate ambiguous, company-wide developer-experience problems into a concrete, sequenced technical strategy. What You’ll Be Doing Technical direction Define the architecture for how thousands of engineers across DoorDash, Wolt, and Deliveroo actually develop and ship code: local and remote dev containers, remote IDE/VM lifecycle, and the full local-to-remote loop. Build monorepo dev tooling at scale. It's part of consolidating all the companies under DoorDash’s umbrella onto one global backend - you're setting the standard, not patching one org's tooling. Provision production-shaped environments in seconds, keep state in sync over the network, and make a remote machine feel local, reliably and cheaply, at thousands-of-concurrent-engineers scale. Expect to invent as much as you adopt: much of this is genuinely unsolved elsewhere in the industry. Design for AI agents as first-class consumers of the environment, not an afterthought: sandboxes that spin up on demand, run in parallel, and are safe to hand a real repo. Support agents launched from an IDE, a CLI, or a Slack message - with no laptop required to review and ship what the agent did. Collaboration & leadership Align teams that don't naturally sit adjacent to each other (e.g. Security, Infrastructure, Product Engineering) around unstructured, ambiguous problems where there's no existing playbook. Mentor engineers at all levels: run design reviews; raise the engineering bar through code review, pairing, and architectural guidance when appropriate. Help set the hiring bar: lead interview loops, help calibrate, and support onboarding of senior hires. What You’ll Need to Thrive Essential: A track record of shipping production systems and leading cross-team initiatives with group level impact - comfortable owning delivery end to end, from design through to production and adoption. Hands on fluency with the languages and tooling used to build developer tooling (e.g. Go, Python, TypeScript) and infrastructure-as-code (Terraform). Experience managing compute via Kubernetes (multi-tenant workload isolation, autoscaling ephemeral workloads, cost management), or lightweight VM/sandbox technology (e.g. Firecracker). Working knowledge of cloud networking, including securely and cost-effectively routing traffic across network boundaries (VPNs, service meshes, etc.) Experience integrating LLM/AI tooling into developer workflows - e.g. Claude Code - both locally, and remotely. Excellent written and verbal communication; able to influence senior stakeholders and align multiple non-adjacent teams without formal authority over them. Experience building close working relationships with the engineering teams who consume your platform, not just the platform team itself. Nice to have: Experience in developer platforms or adjacent infrastructure: devcontainers, remote development, remote IDE backends, or developer workstation tooling. Practical experience with JetBrains remote-backend flows, Codespaces/Codeserver-style products, or equivalent. Experience with remote build/execution systems (e.g. BuildBuddy), or large-scale build caching. Why Join Us? At Deliveroo, you’ll do work that matters—solving real-world problems in a three-sided marketplace that’s constantly evolving. We’re food lovers, problem solvers, community builders and more, brought together by a shared drive to make things better. Working here you can expect to: 🔧 Solve meaningful problems at real scale Work on a complex, always-on marketplace that impacts millions every day. 🌱 See your impact, fast Ship, test and improve ideas quickly in a low-hierarchy, high-ownership environment. 🧠 Grow through challenge and ownership Take on big, ambiguous problems and accelerate your career with strong support. 🌎 A culture built for builders High standards, collaboration, flexible working and continuous learning. 💰 Share in the success you help create Competitive salary and equity options, so you’re rewarded for the impact you make. ➡️ Want a deeper look at how we build? Check out our Tech Blog . We aim to create a fair process that lets your skills shine—our interview typically includes 3-4 stages. Explore our Engineering Interview Guide here to help you feel confident at each stage. Our Global Structure Deliveroo is now part of DoorDash, bringing together teams with even greater reach, scale, and ambition. Depending on your role, you may collaborate with teammates, systems, and leaders across DoorDash and Wolt. Together, we’re unlocking new possibilities as one global team. Diversity, Equity and Inclusion At Deliveroo, we know that a great workplace reflects the world around us and that true diversity and inclusion make us stronger, more creative, and better at what we do. We’re committed to fostering an environment where everyone can do their best work and feel they belong. We believe in equality of opportunity and welcome candidates from all backgrounds regardless of age, gender, ethnicity, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, socio-economic background, religion, or belief. If you have a disability or long-term health condition and need support to apply for one of our roles, or require any reasonable adjustments during the recruitment process, you’ll have the opportunity to let us know once you’ve submitted your application. Diversity, Equity and Inclusion At Deliveroo, we know that a great workplace reflects the world around us and that true diversity and inclusion make us stronger, more creative, and better at what we do. We’re committed to fostering an environment where everyone can do their best work and feel they belong. We believe in equality of opportunity and welcome candidates from all backgrounds regardless of age, gender, ethnicity, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, socio-economic background, religion, or belief. 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Location: United Kingdom; Ireland; Cyprus; Portugal; Poland Workplace: Remote BUILDING THE FUTURE OF OPEN FINANCE Payward - the parent company behind Kraken, NinjaTrader, Breakout, xStocks, Payward Services and CF Benchmarks - has spent the last 15 years building one of the most modern and globally accessible financial infrastructure platforms in the industry, built to advance an open, global financial system. THE TEAM Founded in 2011, Kraken is one of the world's longest-standing crypto platforms, trusted by over 10 million individuals and institutions across the globe. It offers spot trading, margin, futures, staking, and OTC services, with products built for both individual investors and institutional clients. Kraken's Market Surveillance function is responsible for detecting, investigating and reporting market abuse across our regulated trading venues, spanning spot crypto markets, crypto futures, tokenised equities, OTC markets, and consumer trading. As our licensing footprint and product range grow, so does the scale and complexity of the surveillance programme behind them. We're hiring a Principal Compliance Associate to take on the function's most complex casework, and help shape how we detect and cover market abuse as the business scales.   THE OPPORTUNITY - Own complex investigations end to end, writing findings up to a standard a regulator can rely on, and present conclusions to a range of stakeholders. - Lead or contribute to periodic threshold and model reviews, recalibrating surveillance rules and alert thresholds as trading behaviour, products and market structure evolve. - Support the design, build-out and integration of surveillance platform capability, including onboarding new products, venues and data sources onto the surveillance system. - Contribute to market abuse risk assessments, helping identify and score risk across products, jurisdictions and entities, and translate findings into surveillance coverage. - Use AI and automation tools responsibly to speed up evidence-gathering, case reconstruction and detection-model development, always with human judgement over the final call. - Support conflicts of interest, information barrier, and personal account dealing matters across Markets Compliance, extending beyond surveillance casework where buy-side or asset management experience is directly relevant.     WHAT YOU BRING - Experience investigating market abuse or trading conduct inside a firm subject to market conduct regulation, such as an exchange, broker-dealer, trading venue, or comparable regulated trading business. - A track record running investigations end to end, including writing findings up to a standard a regulator can rely on and presenting conclusions to stakeholders. - Working knowledge of core market abuse typologies e.g. spoofing, wash trading, insider trading, front running, ramping. - Experience with, or strong working knowledge of, threshold and model calibration, surveillance platform integration, market abuse risk assessments, and audit remediation. - Comfort using generative AI and other automation tools to improve the speed and quality of investigative work, while maintaining the human oversight regulated casework requires. - Familiarity with a surveillance platform (such as Scila, Nasdaq SMARTS, Eventus, or NICE Actimize) and comfort with SQL or a similar query tool for evidence-gathering. - Clear, evidence-first written communication - your case files, escalations and regulatory drafts will sometimes be read by auditors and regulators without you in the room to explain them. - Exposure to crypto-asset markets is welcomed but not required. What matters most is regulated-market investigation experience; strong candidates from traditional securities or derivatives markets are encouraged to apply.     NICE TO HAVES - E-comms surveillance experience.     Unless a specific application deadline is stated in the job posting, applications are accepted on an ongoing basis. Please note, applicants are permitted to redact or remove information on their resume that identifies age, date of birth, or dates of attendance at or graduation from an educational institution. We consider qualified applicants with criminal histories for employment on our team, assessing candidates in a manner consistent with the requirements of the San Francisco Fair Chance Ordinance. OUR COMMITMENT Payward is powered by people from around the world and we celebrate the diverse talents, backgrounds, contributions, and unique perspectives that everyone brings to the table. We hire based on merit, seeking out people with the right abilities, knowledge, and skills for the job. We encourage you to apply for roles where you don't fully meet the listed requirements, especially if you're passionate or knowledgeable about crypto. We may ask candidates to complete job-related skills or work-style assessments as part of our hiring process. These assessments evaluate competencies relevant to the role and are applied consistently across candidates for similar positions. Results are considered alongside experience and interviews, and are not the sole basis for any employment decision. As an equal opportunity employer, we don't tolerate discrimination or harassment of any kind, whether based on race, ethnicity, age, gender identity, citizenship, religion, sexual orientation, disability, pregnancy, veteran status, or any other protected characteristic as outlined by federal, state, or local laws. 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