7 of 7 GNSS Jobs in the UK excluding London

backend/server-based applications taking into account constraints of performance, security and redundancy Looks to work collaboratively rather than in isolation. Knowledge of GNSS and other positioning technologies (e.g. Visual Navigation). Working knowledge of Linux and/or real time operating systems such as FreeRTOS. Good understanding

actuators into robust, modular control frameworks. Implementation of autonomy algorithms, including SLAM, path planning, adaptive control, and real-time obstacle avoidance, with focus on GNSS denied localisation. Development of real-time systems for data acquisition, onboard processing, and underwater communication (acoustic, RF, optical). Testing and validation, including hardware

actuators into robust, modular control frameworks. Implementation of autonomy algorithms, including SLAM, path planning, adaptive control, and real-time obstacle avoidance, with focus on GNSS denied localisation. Development of real-time systems for data acquisition, onboard processing, and underwater communication (acoustic, RF, optical). Testing and validation, including hardware

Electronic Engineering, Communications, or a related field Strong background in DSP algorithm development and signal processing theory Commercial experienceof Radio Systems design withexposure to GNSS, Smart Antennas, Beamforming and Jammers all highly beneficial Proficiency in MATLAB, Python, C/C++, or VHDL/Verilog for simulation and implementation Understanding

fitness and willingness to travel onshore/offshore Strong customer focus and ability to build effective working relationships Desirable Experience with marine survey equipment, GNSS, hydrographic methods, or subsea systems Python experience Offshore or vessel-based operations experience

MarTech, RITTech, or ICTTech. Alternatively, a minimum of RQF Level 6 qualification in relevant disciplines. Desirable Attributes Experience in Position, Navigation & Timing technologies or GNSS systems. Ability to thrive in fast-paced, delivery-focused environments. Package & Contract Details Location: Hybrid/Bristol (onsite 1 day per week) Contract Length: Until

such as SPRINT-Nav and Ranger 2 for troubleshooting and support Setting up and mobilising marine survey equipment on vessels, selecting appropriate sensors and GNSS systems (RTK vs DGPS) Reading wiring diagrams, build test cables, and work safely with electronic equipment (soldering irons, DVMs, oscilloscopes) Understanding and work with mechanical … risk assessments Experience working offshore and internationally Ability to explain safety-critical and technical information clearly to diverse audiences Competent with marine ancillary equipment (GNSS, sound velocity sensors, survey sensors) Ability to read wiring diagrams, build cables, and use electronic test tools Hands-on experience with Sonardyne systems (USBL