Heven AeroTech Opens for AI/ML Research Scientist in Autonomous UAS and Advanced Aerospace Technologies

2 March 2026

Heven AeroTech has announced a PhD opening for a Research Scientist in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, focused on the development of next-generation autonomous UAS.

The role will combine advanced AI research with critical aerospace applications, including:

Autonomous navigation (VIO, SLAM, and sensor fusion)
Adversarial robustness and edge AI for defense
Predictive modeling of hydrogen systems
Physically informed neural networks and digital twins
Quantum sensing integration

The company is seeking candidates with a PhD in relevant technical fields, postdoctoral experience in AI/ML research, peer-reviewed publications, and proficiency in frameworks such as PyTorch, TensorFlow, or JAX.

This position reinforces Heven AeroTech’s commitment to innovation in autonomous aerospace systems, advanced defense, and emerging technologies.

Source and Credits to Heven AeroTech

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