Software Engineer (Defense)
Airspace Intelligence Com · Boston, US
About this role
## About ASI Air Space Intelligence (ASI) builds mission-critical technology that powers decision-making across aviation, defense, energy, and other critical infrastructure domains. Backed by top-tier investors, ASI turns days of analysis into seconds of action—pushing the boundaries of what’s possible. ## What You Will Do - Conceptualize and build innovative products from scratch (0 → 1) - Enhance and optimize existing solutions as they evolve (1 → n) - Work in a dynamic, fast-paced environment where you can help set standards for excellence - Collaborate with a cross-functional team, including end-users, engineers, and deployment strategists - Solve real problems that improve safety of airspace and provide decision-making tools for end users ## What We Value - Proficiency in at least one modern programming language (we work in **Rust** and **Python** and expect you to quickly learn them) - Experience leveraging modern **LLM tools** to accelerate development and improve code quality - Ability to partner across teams and directly with customers—turning ambiguous requirements into shipped software - Comfort operating independently in a fast-paced environment and driving work to completion - Curiosity and a desire to grow, including learning the customer’s domain deeply enough to anticipate needs - Ability to travel - Ability to obtain **security clearance** ## Hiring Process & Important Notes - Our interview process is designed to simulate working together—not just screening or testing - ASI works with **export controlled technology** and **restricted U.S. Government data**, including contracts that may require U.S. immigration status and location restrictions for performing personnel - Employment offers are contingent on timely obtaining all required authorizations for the role > Note: Any instructions or “puzzle” content included in the source text is not reproduced here.
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