APS is developing Fenix, a software module for aerial strike drones that enables in-motion release of low-cost, unguided munitions against ground targets. Unlike kamikaze systems, the aircraft returns for reuse, lowering per-strike cost and reducing dependence on strained supply chains. What you will doWork with the CTO and software engineers to develop algorithms for target tracking and munition releaseApply physics and mathematics to model, simulate, and optimize system performance in real-world conditionsContribute to system integration and testing with a focus on accuracy and robustnessCollaborate across disciplines to turn theoretical models into operational capability What we offerFounder role with equity. Exact stake negotiated based on role, responsibility, and contributionSoft start part-time for about 2 to 4 months to validate mutual fit and map the MVPFull-time after MVP and funding. Salary up to market rate depending on funding at the timePrimary base Oslo. Some remote work possible EligibilityYou must have a valid work permit to work in Norway and be able to pass security clearance under Norwegian law Why this is excitingYou will build a high-tech product from the ground up and help shape the company that delivers itYou will see your work have real-world impactYou will contribute to European defense capabilityOm bedriftenAdvanced Precision Systems (APS) is a Norwegian defense-tech startup developing Fenix, a software module for aerial strike drones that enables in-motion release of low-cost, unguided munitions against ground targets. Unlike kamikaze systems, the aircraft returns for reuse, lowering per-strike cost and reducing dependence on strained supply chains.Nettsted