Autonomy & Undersea Robotics Engineer
penn state universityUniversity Park (TX)
Autonomy & Undersea Robotics Engineer
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penn state universityUniversity Park (TX)
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About the role
Penn State University is seeking a Systems & Robotics Engineer to join the ARL/Applied Research Laboratory in State College, PA. The role focuses on autonomy, underwater robotics, and prototype integration to transition technologies to Navy sponsors. The position requires on-site work with periodic travel to remote locations and offers opportunities to mentor junior engineers while advancing mission-critical autonomy systems.
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