Helsing builds AI and autonomous systems for government and defense partners across NATO democracies. The stack—MATLAB, Simulink, Rust, Python, C++, and aerospace-grade tooling (DO-178C certification, SolidWorks, NX)—reflects a hardware-in-the-loop engineering discipline rare in pure-software companies. Active projects span embedded NixOS for drones, SAR satellite constellations, vision-language model training, and mission-control integration, paired with explicit pain-points around adversarial robustness, export compliance, and hardware constraints. The hiring profile is heavily engineering-skewed (112 of 189 roles) with mid-to-senior weight, indicating active scaling of both embedded and ML capabilities across a distributed European and US footprint.
Tech Stack 108 technologies
What Helsing Is Building
◆Challenges
- Hardware constraints
- Intermittent connectivity
- Legacy systems
- Ensuring compliance with export control regulations
- Designing intuitive ai applications for battlefield use
- Robustness against adversarial attacks
- Office expansions and relocations
- Certification process
- Optimizing flight test campaign efficiency
- Budget management
▲Active Projects
- Embedded nixos system development for recce-strike drones
- Infrastructure layer between field data and model training
- Adapter integration for aircraft mission control systems
- Train vision-language models on custom datasets
- Scale infrastructure for distributed training
- Frontend foundation
- Scalable data pipelines ingesting sensor and camera data
- Synthetic aperture radar (sar) reconnaissance satellite constellation
- Uncertainty quantification and safety mechanisms
- Scalable evaluation of ai products
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Notable leadership hires: Sales Lead
