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Ocean Infinity

Systems Engineers

Ocean Infinity · Ocean Infinity

the UK

Mid-level

Systems

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Posted on 19 October 2026

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Work model: Hybrid

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We are seeking Systems Engineers to help design, integrate, and deliver the next generation of marine robotic platforms, working across the full lifecycle from concept and requirements capture through to integration, verification, and deployment. You’ll combine systems thinking with hands‑on engineering, collaborating closely with mechanical, electrical, software, and operations teams to turn ideas into field‑proven capability. You’ll be embedded in the engineering team, contributing directly to builds, integration, troubleshooting, and sea trials to ensure complex, multi‑disciplinary systems operate reliably in demanding real‑world environments.

These roles combine:

Systems architecture & requirements ownership — shaping interfaces, behaviours, and system‑level design decisions

Cross‑disciplinary engineering — working with hardware, software, and operations to deliver cohesive, integrated systems

Operationally grounded delivery — ensuring designs are validated through real‑world testing, trials, and iterative improvement

You will help maintain a coherent system vision while supporting rapid development cycles, prototype evolution, and continuous field deployment. The role suits someone who thrives at the intersection of engineering design, practical integration, and operational delivery — someone who communicates clearly, builds technical credibility, and enjoys seeing their work operate in the ocean, not just on paper.

What you will be doing

Own system architecture — define and manage system‑level requirements, interfaces, and architecture across USV and AUV platforms, ensuring clarity and alignment across engineering teams

Maintain system documentation — develop and control requirements sets, ICDs, and system design descriptions that accurately reflect real‑world behaviour and operational needs

Lead system‑level decisions — run trade studies, requirement decompositions, and design evaluations, balancing feasibility, risk, and operational constraints

Support full lifecycle delivery — contribute from concept through deployment, including integration, verification, validation, configuration control, and change management

Drive hands‑on integration and trials — participate in hardware/software integration, testing, troubleshooting, and support sea trials and deployments, working closely with cross‑functional teams and customers

Who you are

Experienced in systems engineering across the full lifecycle, with clear ownership of requirements, architecture, integration, and verification activities

Technically strong, with the ability to interpret, challenge, and refine system‑level designs, interfaces, and behaviours across mechanical, electrical, and software domains

Hands‑on, comfortable working with hardware, debugging integration issues, and supporting real‑world testing and trials

A clear communicator who can align diverse engineering teams, operational users, and external stakeholders around system‑level priorities and decisions

Structured and methodical, with a strong focus on reliability, traceability, and delivering systems that work in high‑consequence environments

Desirable

Understanding of navigation, control systems, and sensor fusion, particularly in autonomous or robotic platforms

Experience with communication and networking systems such as acoustic modems, RF, or satellite communications

Background working with USVs, AUVs, or other marine or autonomous systems

Knowledge of model‑based systems engineering approaches and tools such as SysML

Given the nature of the work, this role requires you to obtain and maintain the appropriate level of UK national security clearance. You must be willing and able to undergo the necessary security vetting process, and continued employment in the role may be subject to maintaining the required clearance. Security vetting will be conducted in accordance with the requirements and standards set by United Kingdom Security Vetting (UKSV). Further information on UK security clearance levels, eligibility, and the vetting process can be found on the UK Government website: United Kingdom Security Vetting: Applicant

About Ocean Infinity

Ocean Infinity operates autonomous underwater and surface vessels for seabed surveying and offshore operations, with engineering in Southampton and Seville. A tech-first marine robotics company.

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