Maritime surveillance and domain awareness systems for governments and fleets
SRT Marine Systems builds maritime surveillance and navigation safety systems, with a geospatial-heavy stack (Cesium, Mapbox, Deck.gl, QGIS) on Elixir/Phoenix LiveView, Java/Spring Boot and Angular. Accelerating, engineering-led hiring skewed to senior and manager roles, plus security and through-life maintenance projects, points to a shift from shipping systems to operating and securing deployed sovereign surveillance infrastructure.
SRT Marine Systems plc is a UK public company headquartered in Midsomer Norton, founded in 1999, with 51–200 employees. It develops maritime surveillance, intelligence, navigation safety and situational awareness technologies. Customers range from national governments, coast guards and fishing agencies monitoring maritime territory to individual vessel owners and operators. Products span mapping and visualisation software, Android-based applications and GNSS-enabled systems deployed on AWS, Azure and on-premise virtualisation. The company hires across the United Kingdom, Canada and the United States.
SRT uses Elixir with Phoenix LiveView, Java and Spring Boot, Angular and TypeScript, Kotlin for Android, RabbitMQ, MariaDB, mapping tools like Cesium, Mapbox and Deck.gl, and AWS, Azure, VMware and Hyper-V.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and engineering is the dominant department, with additional roles in design, security, ops and marketing, weighted toward senior and manager levels.
Job posts point to sovereign territory surveillance systems, a through-life asset management system, preventative maintenance programs, threat modelling for new capabilities and Cyber Essentials Plus certification.
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