Are you the new R&D engineer Seafar is looking for?
Job description
At Seafar, being an R&D engineer means you’re responsible for writing and inventing code and new algorithms. You will be part of a project that is pushing the state-of-the-art frontiers in autonomous shipping using cameras, radar & ais sensors.
Main responsibilities
Cooperate in a team of highly skilled R&D engineers to develop autonomous shipping applications
Develop algorithms to give Traffic Controllers/Captains the tools to safely navigate multiple vessels simultaneously
Manage R&D research projects in cooperation with consortium partners
You'll work from our office in Charleroi
Job requirements
Does this sounds like you?
Experience in developing of .Net Core/Blazor applications
Familiar with Python/C++ & Linux/Docker
Strong knowledge in data structures & drafting efficient algorithms
All the basic requirements of a good software engineer (CI/CD, best coding practices, scalable software development, unit testing, knowledge networking, ...)
Fluent in French & English.
Interest in Machine Learning/Computer Vision
A Master's degree in Computer Science (Civil/Industrial Engineering) or similar is a big plus
You like taking charge and have good communication and social skills
What’s their offer?
Seafar is the only technology and service company within the autonomous shipping sector that is commercially operating at scale. By joining Seafar you would:
Be accelerating your career at an innovative and unique maritime tech company in full growth mode, with lots of exciting challenges to crack
Work on building from the ground up the technology and service company transforming the shipping industry
Get offered a salary tailored to your needs (employee or self-employed)
Making an impact in collaboration with a team of enthusiastic and determined colleagues just like you
Be celebrating many industry firsts – ever landed on the moon? That’s how it feels like when working at Seafar!
Excited?
Don't hesitate to apply! Get on board because Seafar needs you over here!
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