voyagertechnologiesinc
Senior Software Engineer
At a Glance
- Location
- El Segundo, California, United States
- Compensation
- salary range for this role is $180,000.00 to $250,000.00 at the time of this posting.
- Posted
- 2026-04-06T09:31:32-04:00
Key Requirements
Required Skills
Domain Knowledge
- Engineering
- Finance
- Medical
Requirements
Active Top Secret/SCI clearance
Experience developing software for geospatial data processing, remote sensing systems, or large-scale geospatial datasets.
Experience designing and implementing complex database architectures, schemas, and data models, particularly for geospatial or large-scale datasets (e.g., PostGIS).
Experience architecting highly scalable software systems, including distributed systems, microservices, or large data processing pipelines.
Experience building and maintaining geospatial services and APIs, including standards such as WMS/WFS or other network-based data services.
Experience developing or integrating agentic AI frameworks to automate geospatial workflows, autonomous analysis, or complex data processing pipelines.
Compensation & Benefits
$180,000
—
$250,000 USD
Responsibilities
Design, implement, and own software systems for processing, managing, and distributing geospatial data, with an emphasis on SAR imagery
Build scalable data pipelines and backend services supporting geospatial data workflows
Develop tools and services for geospatial visualization, analysis, and data distribution
Design and implement database architectures, schemas, and data models supporting geospatial datasets
Contribute to system architecture decisions, including service design, data pipelines, and software infrastructure
Integrate geospatial services and APIs into operational software systems
About the Company
forge the future with Voyager.
Voyager Technologies is seeking a
Senior
Software Engineer
to join a multidisciplinary team of machine learning engineers, software developers, and algorithm developers developing software for geospatial analytics, with an emphasis on exploitation of Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) imagery.
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