Navigation systems and bridge equipment for commercial and defence shipping
Sperry Marine manufactures integrated navigation and bridge control systems for commercial and defence vessels, operating a hardware-software stack built on C++, C#, .NET, and embedded Linux (OpenEmbedded, U-Boot). The hiring mix—weighted toward engineering with mid-level and managerial roles across Canada, China, Germany, and the US—maps directly to active project load: new-build and retrofit installations, type-approval certification, and factory acceptance testing. Pain-point clustering around defence business expansion and multi-site operational optimization signals scaling pressure beyond core product.
Sperry Marine is a UK-based manufacturer of navigation and automation systems for the commercial and defence maritime sectors. The company supplies radars, compass systems, integrated bridge systems, steering systems, speed logs, and control systems to shipyards and vessel operators globally. With over 330 employees across more than 10 countries, the business operates on a project-delivery model: new-build and retrofit installations, bid and tender preparation, and regulatory certification (ISO 9001, type approval, ECDIS compliance). Operations span Europe, the Americas, and Asia with 24/7 customer support coverage.
C++, C#, .NET, and embedded Linux (OpenEmbedded, U-Boot). Bridge systems integrate via TCP/IP and UDP; design tools include AutoCAD, IBM DOORS, and ECDIS software. IFS Applications manages ERP and PLM workflows.
Expanding defence and naval sales, optimizing multi-site logistics and customs compliance, maintaining ISO and EHS standards through audits, and managing complex retrofit and new-build project delivery across distributed locations.
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