Aurelius Systems
Autonomous laser counter-drone defense systems for military forces and critical infrastructure operators
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-14
About Aurelius Systems
Aurelius Systems develops Archimedes, an autonomous counter-UAS laser system combining directed-energy lasers, optical sensors and machine-learning-based detection and targeting. The company says its systems are designed to protect forces, facilities and critical infrastructure from aerial threats.
The company is headquartered in San Francisco and describes itself as a small team. It is hiring across hardware, software and defense, with roles including hardware engineering and engineering leadership.
Product: Archimedes, an autonomous directed-energy laser system for detecting and neutralizing aerial threats.
Jobs at Aurelius Systems
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