> Seeing Systems is building autonomous drone systems that can perceive, navigate, and act intelligently in complex real-world environments.
We're advancing autonomy through monocular vision, sensor fusion, and robust system design — drones that keep working where traditional systems fail, supported by an agentic stack that reduces operator cognitive load.
Our first product is an FPV-class drone built from the ground up with a modular hardware architecture. If we get the first platform right, we can move fast on everything else: larger airframes, longer range, new payloads, and new mission profiles without rebuilding the stack each time.
We were founded by brothers Matthew and Alexander Le Maitre. Matthew is a former Jane Street engineer and Cambridge CS graduate with a background in autonomous systems research. Alexander is a self-taught hardware engineer who has been building unmanned systems and military-grade electronics.
We're an early-stage, fast-moving team working at the intersection of robotics, perception, and real-world deployment. We iterate weekly. We test in real environments.
You'll work alongside our hardware team on the electronics that make our drones fly — schematics, PCB layouts, bring-up, bench testing, and field testing.
This isn't an internship where you'll be reading documentation in a corner. You'll have your own boards, your own scope, and your own bench. The PCBs you design will be populated, brought up, and flown by the team — sometimes in the same week.
You'll work directly with Alex and the wider hardware team on subsystems going into real airframes. You'll learn the full loop from blank schematic to a working board strapped to a drone in the field.
We engineer inexpensive, autonomous strike drones designed to operate in the most contested combat environments on Earth!
By combining true hardware modularity with an agentic control system that lowers cognitive load on operators, we enable faster upgrades, broader adoption, and more than 2x reduction in lifecycle cost.
Our customers and partners include the UK Royal Marine Commandos, several other units in the UK, and 4 other NATO forces, and we are currently shipping prototypes for iterative feedback.
Think of us as Anduril, but with worse weather, and better banter.
Location
London, England, GB
