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Platform Engineer

Frost Unmanned AB | Stora Höga, Västra Götaland County, Sweden | Salary not specified

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Work model
On-site
Language
Not specified
Experience
Not specified
Posted
Posted today
Application deadline
2027-04-10

What you'll do

Frost Unmanned develops unmanned systems for defence customers. We are looking for a Platform Engineer to take responsibility for integration and reliability of our unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). The role You own how the UAV platform works as a whole: communication, sensor and electrical systems working together as one complete aircraft. The work is hands-on, split between the workshop, the lab and the field. You will:

Design, install and integrate communication, sensor and electrical systems on the aircraft

Configure radio links, sensors, networks and flight control systems

Develop embedded software

Plan and carry out cabling and electrical installation

Troubleshoot hardware and system-level faults

Test and validate integrated systems, including flight trials

What we are looking for

MSc or BSc in electrical engineering or a related field

Experience with system integration of electronics, communications or sensors, ideally on UAVs

Embedded software development skills

Comfortable working hands-on with hardware in the field

Fluent in English, spoken and written

Able to pass security vetting, as the role involves defence projects

What we offer Permanent full-time position in a small team building UAVs for real operational use. Collective-agreement level insurance and occupational pension. Workplace in Stenungsund, with travel for trials and exercises. How to apply Send your CV and a short cover letter. We review applications on a rolling basis.

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