Propulsion Engineer - Motor Test Bench & Software Development

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CDI / Temps pleinSur site3–5 ansMaster / Bac+5AnglaisInformatique / IngénierieAéronautique

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Résumé par Postule AI

Harmattan AI seeks a Propulsion Engineer to join a two-person team developing motor test benches and Python-based software infrastructure for autonomous defense systems. This role combines hardware testing expertise with software development, requiring strong Python skills, propulsion physics knowledge, and experience with electric propulsion or UAV systems. The position demands autonomous project management, proactive problem-solving, and the ability to deliver state-of-the-art testing capabilities within 90 days in a fast-paced defense environment.

Vos missions

  • Build and maintain hardware motor test benches to measure motor, propeller, and controller performance
  • Develop and improve Python-based tools for propulsion test bench operations and data visualization
  • Create scripts to calculate motor thrust requirements and manage large datasets across hardware configurations
  • Execute motor tests, upload results to cloud platforms, and author technical reports for stakeholders
  • Participate in design meetings for new platforms, providing propulsion expertise for range and autonomy specifications
  • Ensure internal visualization tools are robust and user-friendly for the wider team

Profil recherché

  • You have 3-5 years of experience with propulsion systems, UAVs, or electric motor testing
  • You excel at autonomous problem-solving and can identify bottlenecks without guidance
  • You combine strong Python skills with hands-on hardware testing experience
  • You thrive in fast-paced environments where speed and methodical testing are equally valued
  • You are passionate about defense technology and autonomous systems

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About Harmattan AI

Harmattan AI is a next-generation defense prime building autonomous and scalable defense systems. Following a $200M Series B funding round (valuing the company at $1.4 billion), we are expanding our teams to deliver mission-critical systems to allied forces.

About the Role

Join a high-impact, two-person team focused on building state-of-the-art motor test benches and software infrastructure for propulsion testing. This practice-oriented role bridges Python software development and physical hardware testing, requiring both technical depth and hands-on execution.

Key Responsibilities

  • Build and maintain hardware motor test benches to measure motor, propeller, and controller performance
  • Develop and improve Python-based tools for propulsion test bench operations and data visualization
  • Create scripts to calculate motor thrust requirements and manage large datasets across hardware configurations
  • Execute motor tests, upload results to cloud platforms, and author technical reports for stakeholders and manufacturers
  • Participate in design meetings for new platforms, providing propulsion expertise for range and autonomy specifications
  • Ensure internal visualization tools are robust and user-friendly for the wider team

Required Qualifications

  • Education: Master's degree in Mechatronics, Programming, or related engineering field (exceptional self-taught portfolios considered)
  • Technical Skills: Strong Python programming for data analysis, plotting, and sensor integration
  • Domain Knowledge: Practical understanding of propulsion physics and experience with electric propulsion systems or UAV environments
  • Project Management: Ability to autonomously implement features and advance testing platforms within 90 days
  • Problem Solving: Critical thinking to identify edge cases and bottlenecks proactively
  • Communication: Ability to guide R&D teams and communicate effectively with manufacturers

We seek candidates committed to mission-critical work in a rapid prototyping environment where rigor, ownership, and execution are essential.

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