Navi captures everything a pilot sees and hears and turns it into automated debrief intelligence — sortie-level awareness that has never existed before. The platform is deployed with the United States Air Force, including at the USAF Test Pilot School at Edwards, with active integration work on the T-38 and T-6. You're the engineer who owns that side of the house.

About the role

This is the defense engineering role at Navi. Military aviation is not a variant of the flight-school product — different aircraft, different data, different security posture, different definition of a good debrief. You own how Navi works for squadrons, test pilots, and instructor cadres, and you build it in direct contact with the operators flying it.

You'll be at Edwards. You'll be in briefing rooms. You'll sit through debriefs, watch what an IP actually does with the data, and go build it. The feedback loop is days, not quarters.

If you want a clean spec and a well-defined backlog, this isn't it. If you want your code flying on a T-38 by next month, it is.

What you'll do

• Own Navi's military product surface end to end — the ingest, the analysis, and the interfaces squadron commanders, instructor pilots, and test pilots depend on

• Build the integrations that get fl