Your responsibilities, Design, implement, and maintain CI/CD pipelines for autonomy, perception, and platform software deployed on autonomous vessels, Build and maintain automated build, test, and deployment pipelines for C++, Python, and containerized services, Develop infrastructure to support automated simulation testing, hardware-in-the-loop testing, and regression validation, Maintain CI pipelines for code quality, static analysis, unit testing, integration testing, and system testing, Improve developer workflows for faster, safer software delivery, Develop infrastructure for remote software deployment and fleet updates, Work closely with autonomy, perception, networking, and DevOps teams to ensure reliable software integration, Develop scenarios in collaboration with the Marine Test Lead to embed in the CI/CD pipeline, Monitor pipeline performance and continuously improve build speed, reliability, and test coverage

BS or MS in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or related engineering field, 4+ years of experience designing and maintaining CI/CD pipelines for production systems, Strong experience with CI/CD platforms (Jenkins, GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, or similar), Experience with containerization technologies (Docker), Experience building pipelines for C++ and Python projects, Experience working in Linux environments, Experience with infrastructure automation and scripting (Bash, Python), Experience with version control systems (Git) and branching strategies

Optional, Familiarity with cloud infrastructure (AWS or similar), Experience supporting hardware-in-the-loop or simulation-based testing environments, Experience working with robotics or autonomous vehicle software stacks, Experience optimizing build performance and large-scale CI pipelines, Experience managing software releases and artifact versioning for deployed systems

What we offer, Office stocked with snacks & refreshments, Team lunch every Wednesday - A chance to connect, unwind, and enjoy a meal together, Hands-on impact – your code will power AI-driven maritime autonomy, used in actual vessel operations, A disciplined engineering environment with room for experimentation and learning, Eyewear subsidy, Flexible hours with 3 required office days in Gdańsk

Benefits, sharing the costs of sports activities, private medical care, sharing the costs of foreign language classes, sharing the costs of professional training & courses, flexible working time, integration events, coffee / tea

About Us, We’re a fast-growing team developing practical AI that helps ships and workboats operate remotely, make better decisions, and stay reliable in dynamic, high-stakes environments., , The ocean transportation market is huge, under-digitized, and full of hard engineering problems: messy sensor data, constrained hardware, safety requirements, and systems that have to work offshore. Our products turn that complexity into usable tools for maritime operators, combining autonomy software with clear human-machine interaction., , Based in Gdansk, Poland with headquarters in Boston, USA, we’re a crew of engineers, software developers, and autonomy scientists working together to ship technology that gets deployed in the field. If you’re someone who wants ownership, technical depth, and outcomes you can measure in the real world, this is the kind of challenge you’ll feel here with us. Apply and let’s get to know each other., , As a CI/CD Developer you will work closely with US team: Vinay, Greg, and Brendan and on polish side with Sandra after her comeback from maternity leave.,

About the project

Why join us?

Because what we build actually goes into the water and does the job - for both commercial and military use. It's real-world autonomy, not just theory. We’re a driven and focused team. You’ll have space to try things, ask questions, suggest better ways, and be heard. Your work wwill actually shape the product.

If you want to work on something that matters, with people who actually care, this might be your place.

We aim for full transparency and predictable steps in recruitment process:

* Intro interview (30–40 min)

* Technical talk and technical task

* Final interview with an offer or feedback

If all that resonates with you feel free to send us your resume. We’d love to chat and see if this is a great fit for you.

Your responsibilities

• Design, implement, and maintain CI/CD pipelines for autonomy, perception, and platform software deployed on autonomous vessels
• Build and maintain automated build, test, and deployment pipelines for C++, Python, and containerized services
• Develop infrastructure to support automated simulation testing, hardware-in-the-loop testing, and regression validation
• Maintain CI pipelines for code quality, static analysis, unit testing, integration testing, and system testing
• Improve developer workflows for faster, safer software delivery
• Develop infrastructure for remote software deployment and fleet updates
• Work closely with autonomy, perception, networking, and DevOps teams to ensure reliable software integration
• Develop scenarios in collaboration with the Marine Test Lead to embed in the CI/CD pipeline
• Monitor pipeline performance and continuously improve build speed, reliability, and test coverage

What we offer

• Office stocked with snacks & refreshments
• Team lunch every Wednesday - A chance to connect, unwind, and enjoy a meal together
• Hands-on impact – your code will power AI-driven maritime autonomy, used in actual vessel operations
• A disciplined engineering environment with room for experimentation and learning
• Eyewear subsidy
• Flexible hours with 3 required office days in Gdańsk

About Us

We’re a fast-growing team developing practical AI that helps ships and workboats operate remotely, make better decisions, and stay reliable in dynamic, high-stakes environments.

The ocean transportation market is huge, under-digitized, and full of hard engineering problems: messy sensor data, constrained hardware, safety requirements, and systems that have to work offshore. Our products turn that complexity into usable tools for maritime operators, combining autonomy software with clear human-machine interaction.

Based in Gdansk, Poland with headquarters in Boston, USA, we’re a crew of engineers, software developers, and autonomy scientists working together to ship technology that gets deployed in the field. If you’re someone who wants ownership, technical depth, and outcomes you can measure in the real world, this is the kind of challenge you’ll feel here with us. Apply and let’s get to know each other.

As a CI/CD Developer you will work closely with US team: Vinay, Greg, and Brendan and on polish side with Sandra after her comeback from maternity leave.

About the project

Why join us?

Because what we build actually goes into the water and does the job - for both commercial and military use. It's real-world autonomy, not just theory. We’re a driven and focused team. You’ll have space to try things, ask questions, suggest better ways, and be heard. Your work wwill actually shape the product.

If you want to work on something that matters, with people who actually care, this might be your place.

We aim for full transparency and predictable steps in recruitment process:

* Intro interview (30–40 min)

* Technical talk and technical task

* Final interview with an offer or feedback

If all that resonates with you feel free to send us your resume. We’d love to chat and see if this is a great fit for you.

Your responsibilities

• Design, implement, and maintain CI/CD pipelines for autonomy, perception, and platform software deployed on autonomous vessels
• Build and maintain automated build, test, and deployment pipelines for C++, Python, and containerized services
• Develop infrastructure to support automated simulation testing, hardware-in-the-loop testing, and regression validation
• Maintain CI pipelines for code quality, static analysis, unit testing, integration testing, and system testing
• Improve developer workflows for faster, safer software delivery
• Develop infrastructure for remote software deployment and fleet updates
• Work closely with autonomy, perception, networking, and DevOps teams to ensure reliable software integration
• Develop scenarios in collaboration with the Marine Test Lead to embed in the CI/CD pipeline
• Monitor pipeline performance and continuously improve build speed, reliability, and test coverage

Benefits, sharing the costs of sports activities, private medical care, sharing the costs of foreign language classes, sharing the costs of professional training & courses, flexible working time, integration events, coffee / tea

About Us, We’re a fast-growing team developing practical AI that helps ships and workboats operate remotely, make better decisions, and stay reliable in dynamic, high-stakes environments., , The ocean transportation market is huge, under-digitized, and full of hard engineering problems: messy sensor data, constrained hardware, safety requirements, and systems that have to work offshore. Our products turn that complexity into usable tools for maritime operators, combining autonomy software with clear human-machine interaction., , Based in Gdansk, Poland with headquarters in Boston, USA, we’re a crew of engineers, software developers, and autonomy scientists working together to ship technology that gets deployed in the field. If you’re someone who wants ownership, technical depth, and outcomes you can measure in the real world, this is the kind of challenge you’ll feel here with us. Apply and let’s get to know each other., , As a CI/CD Developer you will work closely with US team: Vinay, Greg, and Brendan and on polish side with Sandra after her comeback from maternity leave.,

About the project

Why join us?

Because what we build actually goes into the water and does the job - for both commercial and military use. It's real-world autonomy, not just theory. We’re a driven and focused team. You’ll have space to try things, ask questions, suggest better ways, and be heard. Your work wwill actually shape the product.

If you want to work on something that matters, with people who actually care, this might be your place.

We aim for full transparency and predictable steps in recruitment process:

* Intro interview (30–40 min)

* Technical talk and technical task

* Final interview with an offer or feedback

If all that resonates with you feel free to send us your resume. We’d love to chat and see if this is a great fit for you.

Your responsibilities

• Design, implement, and maintain CI/CD pipelines for autonomy, perception, and platform software deployed on autonomous vessels
• Build and maintain automated build, test, and deployment pipelines for C++, Python, and containerized services
• Develop infrastructure to support automated simulation testing, hardware-in-the-loop testing, and regression validation
• Maintain CI pipelines for code quality, static analysis, unit testing, integration testing, and system testing
• Improve developer workflows for faster, safer software delivery
• Develop infrastructure for remote software deployment and fleet updates
• Work closely with autonomy, perception, networking, and DevOps teams to ensure reliable software integration
• Develop scenarios in collaboration with the Marine Test Lead to embed in the CI/CD pipeline
• Monitor pipeline performance and continuously improve build speed, reliability, and test coverage

What we offer

• Office stocked with snacks & refreshments
• Team lunch every Wednesday - A chance to connect, unwind, and enjoy a meal together
• Hands-on impact – your code will power AI-driven maritime autonomy, used in actual vessel operations
• A disciplined engineering environment with room for experimentation and learning
• Eyewear subsidy
• Flexible hours with 3 required office days in Gdańsk

About Us

We’re a fast-growing team developing practical AI that helps ships and workboats operate remotely, make better decisions, and stay reliable in dynamic, high-stakes environments.

The ocean transportation market is huge, under-digitized, and full of hard engineering problems: messy sensor data, constrained hardware, safety requirements, and systems that have to work offshore. Our products turn that complexity into usable tools for maritime operators, combining autonomy software with clear human-machine interaction.

Based in Gdansk, Poland with headquarters in Boston, USA, we’re a crew of engineers, software developers, and autonomy scientists working together to ship technology that gets deployed in the field. If you’re someone who wants ownership, technical depth, and outcomes you can measure in the real world, this is the kind of challenge you’ll feel here with us. Apply and let’s get to know each other.

As a CI/CD Developer you will work closely with US team: Vinay, Greg, and Brendan and on polish side with Sandra after her comeback from maternity leave.