Our Field Deployment Engineers are responsible for the physical foundation of autonomy.
This role is rooted in automechanical systems expertise - wiring, harnessing, power, mounts, and safety-critical integration on heavy equipment. If the machine isn’t installed correctly, nothing else matters. You ensure AIM systems are installed safely, robustly, and repeatably on real machines in real environments - setting the baseline for everything that follows.
You are hands-on, methodical, and comfortable working where heavy equipment, wiring, and real-world constraints collide. You thrive in physical systems and take pride in doing the hard work correctly the first time.
You are equally comfortable:
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routing and terminating wiring harnesses on large machines
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installing compute, sensors, power systems, and mounts in harsh environments
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validating safety circuits, E-Stops, and lockout/tagout procedures
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diagnosing install-time issues caused by vibration, heat, dust, or strain
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working outdoors, on-site, in tough conditions
You care deeply about safety, robustness, and serviceability - because in the field, install quality determines reliability.
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install autonomy systems on heavy equipment safely and repeatably
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turn complex installs into standardized, scalable procedures
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harden hardware integration against real-world abuse
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enable dealers and partners to perform installs independently
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build the physical backbone that allows autonomy to scale globally
We’ll work in mud, heat, dust, and noise. We’ll iterate on hardware designs and procedures until installs are boring - because boring installs are safe installs.