
As the Technical Lead of Autonomy SW – Land Domain, you will shape the next generation of autonomous ground systems by bringing state-of-the-art AI and robotics research into production. You will define the technical direction and lead the design and implementation of our autonomy stack, spanning both classical modular architectures and modern end-to-end learning approaches.
Working hands-on with a team of exceptional engineers, you will transform cutting-edge autonomy research into robust, production-ready capabilities that enable autonomous systems—from unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) to autonomous trucks—to operate safely, reliably, and at scale across complex environments, including GNSS-denied areas, challenging off-road terrain, structured on-road networks, and coordinated multi-vehicle missions.
You will work closely with Product Management and experts across software, hardware, AI, and mission systems to identify the right combination of sensors, algorithms, and system architectures for each challenge. As a technical leader, you will shape the engineering direction of autonomy within the Land Domain, foster engineering excellence, and help establish Quantum Systems as a leader in next-generation autonomous systems.

Quantum Systems is a leading European deep-tech company specialising in unmanned systems. We develop, produce, and scale integrated hardware, software, and AI solutions that are operational across air, ground, and sea today.
Headquartered near Munich and operating globally, we build all core technologies in-house: platforms, mission software, and AI-driven analytics. This stands for technological excellence, scalability, and European sovereignty.
Armed forces, security agencies, and critical infrastructure operators rely on our systems when situational awareness and speed of decision-making define the outcome.
What we build is already in the field. What we're building next will redefine the category.
We're looking for people who want their work deployed, not presented. Who believe sovereignty is something you engineer, not something you declare.