Airobotics Ltd. is an Israeli manufacturer and operator of Unmanned Aircraft systems deployed as mission-critical strategic aerial infrastructure for government and commercial entities all over the world. Airobotics provides trusted autonomous drones used for Safe & Smart Cities, Defense, Homeland Security, industrial projects and facilities, performing various automated aerial missions 24/7 with no human intervention.
Founded in 2014, Airobotics combines expertise in aerospace hardware design, robust electronic systems, cutting-edge software engineering, and years of experience in commercial drone operations across a variety of environments. This blend of experience and expertise has enabled Airobotics to create the world's most reliable and effective autonomous unmanned systems and to implement them as mission-critical infrastructures to address the needs of the most complex environments in the world.
Airobotics systems enable end-users to operate drones in real-time anytime, anywhere for aerial data capture and analysis, aerial delivery, and interception. Together with customized data analysis platforms, Airobotics systems enable faster, more effective, and more efficient operations and fully informed critical decision-making.
The Airobotics Optimus is a fully automated drone system, comprising a drone, an airbase, swappable payloads and designated software. The system has a wide range of regulatory certifications and is the first of its kind in the global market to include a robotic arm swapping payloads and batteries for 24/7 continuous, unmanned aerial missions.
The Airobotics Iron-Drone System is a fully automated interceptor drone launched from a designated pod, flying autonomously, and intercepting malicious drones.
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Pros: Working as a Software Engineer here gave me great exposure to cutting-edge drone technology. The team is really smart, and I learned a ton about autonomous flight systems. It's a fast-paced startup environment, which can be exciting.
Cons: Job security is a real problem. There's been a lot of turnover, especially in the Austin, TX office, and it feels like restructures happen often without much warning. It's hard to feel stable when things change so much.
Advice to Management: Focus on transparent communication, especially around company finances and future direction. The constant uncertainty about job security makes it tough for people to commit long-term. Stability would really help retain talent.
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Pros: I really like the hybrid work option as a Software Engineer here. We usually come into the Tel Aviv office two or three days a week, which still leaves WFH days. It's a good balance for those of us in drone technology development.
Cons: If you're hoping for full remote work, this isn't it; they definitely expect you onsite. It feels like flexibility varies a lot between teams, especially for drone operations roles. Sometimes those required in-office days are tough to work around.
Advice to Management: Consider more flexible options for all teams, not just engineering. Maybe allow more choice in which days we're in the office. It would really improve overall satisfaction.
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What is the typical work-from-home policy like for engineers at Airobotics, especially in their Tel Aviv offices?
Airobotics offers a hybrid work model, allowing engineers to work remotely a few days a week. This flexibility is generally well-regarded, enabling a good balance between in-office collaboration and personal productivity for roles within the drone technology sector.
What is the typical work environment like at Airobotics for a software engineer in Tel Aviv?
The culture at Airobotics is generally collaborative and fast-paced, typical for a rapidly growing tech company in the drone automation sector. Engineers often work in agile teams, with a focus on innovation and problem-solving.
