Off-road autonomy software and C2 tools for military ground vehicles
Overland AI builds GPS-independent off-road autonomy and command-and-control software for defense ground vehicles. Its stack pairs ROS 2, C++ and Rust with PyTorch, JAX and TensorRT on CUDA, while NixOS, SELinux, AppArmor and CycloneDX point to hardened, reproducible vehicle builds driven by defense cyber requirements. Hiring is engineering-heavy with a Head of Production search, and finance is moving off QuickBooks Online.
Notable leadership hires: Technical Lead, Head of Production
Overland AI is a privately held defense technology company headquartered in Seattle, WA, with 51–200 employees. It develops OverDrive, an autonomy stack that lets ground vehicles navigate rough terrain without GPS or direct operator input, and OverWatch, a command-and-control interface for coordinating missions. The company works with U.S. defense organizations including the Army, Marine Corps, SOCOM, DARPA and DIU. Its teams span engineering, manufacturing, security, finance and operations, and it hires in the United States.
Overland AI uses Python, Go, Rust and C++ with ROS and ROS 2, PyTorch, JAX, TensorFlow, CUDA and TensorRT, running on AWS, Kubernetes, Terraform and Docker, with NixOS, SELinux and AppArmor for hardening.
Job posts point to field testing autonomous off-road vehicles, integrating the OverWatch C2 interface, deploying field infrastructure, building CI/CD and cloud-native tooling, and ATO/ATC compliance documentation.
Overland AI is headquartered in Seattle, WA, and hires in the United States. The company has 51–200 employees, with hiring weighted toward engineering plus manufacturing, security and finance roles.
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