Advanced Navigation
Measuring and Control Instrument Manufacturing
Advanced Navigation builds resilient navigation systems for air, land and sea - beyond GPS. Ensure mission continuity with our ITAR-free, PNT technology.
Hiring now
Is Advanced Navigation hiring?
Yes. As of November 4, 2026, Advanced Navigation has 26 open roles on Metaintro. 17 were posted in the last 30 days.
Open roles
Newest first. Pay shown when the posting lists it.
- Senior Manager, Business Development - Defense (Navy & U.S. Marine Corp)Business DevelopmentHuntsville, Alabama, United States +5 · Remote · $134.4K – $184.8K/yrHuntsville, Alabama, United States +5Remote$134.4K – $184.8K/yr8d ago
- Forward Deployed Engineer - CommercialSalesNewcastle upon Tyne, England, United Kingdom · On-siteNewcastle upon Tyne, England, United KingdomOn-site—13d ago
- Senior Electronics Engineer - Navigation SolutionsScience, Technology, Engineering, and MathSydney, New South Wales, Australia · On-siteSydney, New South Wales, AustraliaOn-site—13d ago
- Quality Assurance ManagerQuality AssuranceHuntsville, Alabama, United States · On-siteHuntsville, Alabama, United StatesOn-site—13d ago
- Senior Software Engineer - Navigation and state estimation algorithmsDeveloperSydney, New South Wales, Australia · On-siteSydney, New South Wales, AustraliaOn-site—21d ago
- Forward Deployed EngineerTech GeneralSydney, New South Wales, Australia · On-siteSydney, New South Wales, AustraliaOn-site—Oct 2, 2026
- Senior Product Validation EngineerQuality AssuranceSydney, New South Wales, Australia · On-siteSydney, New South Wales, AustraliaOn-site—Oct 2, 2026
- Forward Deployed Engineer - EMEA DefenceSalesNewcastle upon Tyne, England, United Kingdom +2 · RemoteNewcastle upon Tyne, England, United Kingdom +2Remote—Oct 1, 2026
Hiring pattern
How fast Advanced Navigation is adding roles, and how they're set up.
New roles each monthRoles first posted in the month
How roles are set upShare of open roles
Customers
All 30 companies Advanced Navigation names as customers.
Customers hiring now1
- Nortek1 open role

Case studies17
- TThe Institute for Human & Machine Cognition (IHMC)
- MMooVita
- DDOF Subsea
- AAMZ
- AAustralian Institute of Marine Science
- SSpace Machines Company
- PAL Robotics
- TTamboritha
- BBESC
- DDesert WAVE
- EEyeVi Technologies
- NNaïo Technologies
- AARRB Systems
- LLimnTech Scientific
- NNextcore
- GGeosurvey Mexicana
- RRobotic Systems
Other customers12
- IIHMC
- Ppointing to a future where vehicle manufacturing will align seamlessly with autonomous technology
- Rreveals Ken Chan
- Cconcluded De Vita
- Ccommented Wallace
- Ssaid De Vita
- Ssaid Wallace
- DDOF Subsea, Australia
- AAMZ Race Car
- FFaridodin ‘Fredi’ Lajvardi
- WWayne Ham said
- Ssaid Duarte
What their customers say
Quotes from people at Advanced Navigation's customers.
““Quix will include the ability to provide autonomous balancing so the device will be easier to use and more stable. At the heart of this balancing control is the Orientus AHRS from Advanced Navigation, which we selected because of the fast internal filter rate and quality of the data.””
“Imagine asking someone to hop into a device with eight powerful motors. This is a dangerous device if it’s not controlled exactly right. It has the potential to do serious damage.”
“GNSS Compass is an easy, time and cost-effective instrument”
“Our aim isn’t just to develop buses but also to kick-off the commercial production of autonomous vehicle kits for OEM suppliers.” he”
“We’ve started dialogue with authorities and organizations in China, Malaysia, Japan, Korea, and the Middle East to introduce our autonomous vehicle kits to these markets.”
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“While we strive for full automation and allow the vehicles to drive as autonomously as possible, regulations require onboard operators ready to address unforeseen challenges.”
“The ongoing success of these pilots will be instrumental in obtaining regulatory approval and building public confidence.”
“Our product team conducted trials with several units and found that Certus Evo consistently lived up to its specs while demonstrating a lower error rate compared to other models.”
“The system also features dynamic object recognition and collision avoidance, crucial for the safe interaction with its environment.” “An INS is essential for maintaining safety and meeting regulatory compliance.”
“These concerns stem from the city’s aging population in need of greater mobility and a dwindling interest among people wanting to be bus drivers due to changing expectations of the labour market.”
““These days, for any offshore operations, being small, being easy to deploy and easy to manage are what clients are looking for. Subsonus helps us a lot in achieving this. We will definitely be looking more into this technology for other applications.””
““Subsonus achieved the required positioning remarkably well and provided us much greater USBL positioning stability. Both myself and our client were highly impressed with the INS positioning over previous campaigns.””
““Subsonus was not only a new technology that we wanted to try, but it is the only USBL that we could find to fit onto an ROV of this size. In this case, smaller is definitely better for the outcomes we wanted to achieve.””
“Our previous equipment was in multiple modules that not only required individual transport, but also several power and data ports on the ROV. There are limitations to how much equipment can be carried and attached to an ROV, which is an important consideration for us. With Subsonus, the USBL and INS are integrated and require just one power and data connection. It also transports in a single case.”
“At the shallowest section of our survey, the surface vessel had to remain on station at 5 m water depth while the ROV moved off, following the pipeline further towards the shore. Positioning remained accurate right up to the point we ran out of ROV tether.”
“These days, what clients are looking for is not only reduced costs, but reducing crew numbers, vessel and fuel time, and carbon footprint. This is how DOF Subsea is going – smaller, even with the vessel. Clients want to do as much as possible remotely.”
“We expect USBL positioning tolerances at this depth to be around 0.4 m. One of the main problems we have encountered previously on this project was noise associated with working in such shallow water. This threw conventional USBL systems positions out by up to 15 m.”
“First of all, its gyros and accelerometers have very low noise, which allowed us to have an accurate motion model for our Simultaneous Localization and Mapping (SLAM) module. In addition, thanks to its two antennas, the heading accuracy is extremely high even at standstill. This accuracy combined with the velocity measurements from the GPS, and its IMU, allowed us to get robust velocity estimates even when the car is drifting or performing non-standard maneuvers”
“The Advanced Navigation Spatial Dual we used in our driverless racing car this season was a great choice.”
“We created an environment that addresses the key reasons women cite for leaving STEM. Comfort, achievement, status, altruism, autonomy, in this order, so they can continue to develop as engineers with less societal interference.”
“If this task could be accomplished, higher-level tasks involving more complicated maneuvering and navigating would become significantly more conquerable.”
“Our business model is built on scalability, accuracy and efficiency in mind. That’s what we target. And that is also the reason for choosing the grade of INS that we have.”
“The challenges are when clients are recording data in busy environments, such as cities with big buildings and obstructions. That is a challenge for any INS. Not only the raw performance, but the post-processing afterwards as well – how well can it handle these difficult environments. This has made Advanced Navigation one of our key hardware choices right now.”
“Integration to camera, LiDAR and our proprietary data capture software has been easy. Based on the tens of thousands of kilometers we have surveyed in recent years and considering the sensitivity of the INS, the reliability and results have been fantastic.”
“With the experience of several successful integrations, we have the trust and familiarity to know that you can’t have a better INS from somewhere else for the same money. Not only that, having a solid and well documented protocol and not having to re-engineer as we upgraded our hardware has made using Advanced Navigation very convenient for us.”
“We were initially looking for a solution for our large and long [Ted] robot, suffering from sliding when passing over different soil textures, and for cold start navigation. The solution is very well adapted to both our large and small robots.”
“The GNSS Compass helped us achieve heading accuracy to ~1°. Turning of the robot also became smoother and a lot more stable, and our ability to calculate the centre of the robot relative to the ground gained a lot of accuracy.”
“Real autonomy, as requested by our clients, means being able to leave the robot to work alone in a field in order to get on with tasks with a higher added value. The challenge lies in delegating a simple, repetitive task to your robot, just in the same way you would leave a robot vacuum cleaner or a robot lawnmower to do its work.”
“Labour issues and the need to reduce the use of pesticides are global challenges. Naïo Technologies addresses these issues to ensure a sustainable agricultural production that is in phase with people and the environment.”
““There has been much communication between our teams, both during the initial development period and afterwards.””
AI launches and partners
What Advanced Navigation has launched and who it works with on AI.
- PartnerCSIRO photonic-based integrated circuitsAdvanced Navigation is developing photonic-based integrated circuits with CSIRO to advance autonomy across AI, big data, quantum exploration, defense, and commercial sectors.
Interviews
How Advanced Navigation describes its hiring process.
“You will have an initial phone screen with our Talent Acquisition Lead.”
Skills they ask for
Most frequent across open postings.
Most requested skills
- Python
- GNSS
- MATLAB
- C/C++
- Data analysis
- Inertial navigation
- Sensor fusion
- INS
- WHS practices
- Communication
- Mechanical drawings
- Salesforce CRM
Tech stack
- CMS
- WordPress
- HubSpot CMS
- Analytics
- Google Analytics 4
- Google Tag Manager
- CDN
- jsDelivr
- Libraries
- jQuery
- Bootstrap
- Font Awesome
- Marketing
- HubSpot
Company facts
- Headquarters
- Sydney, Australia
- Industry
- Measuring and Control Instrument Manufacturing
- Sector (NAICS)
- Manufacturing
- Peer
- Coherent
- Website
- advancednavigation.com
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Questions about Advanced Navigation
- Is Advanced Navigation hiring?
- Yes. As of November 4, 2026, Advanced Navigation has 26 open roles on Metaintro. 17 were posted in the last 30 days. The most are in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (6), Manufacturing (4), and Quality Assurance (3).
- Where is Advanced Navigation hiring?
- Advanced Navigation is hiring in Sydney, Huntsville, Newcastle upon Tyne, London, Arlington, and Bristol, with the most open roles in Sydney.
- Does Advanced Navigation offer remote or hybrid work?
- 3% of open roles are hybrid and 3% are remote.
- What is the interview process at Advanced Navigation?
- Advanced Navigation describes it this way: “You will have an initial phone screen with our Talent Acquisition Lead.”
- Who are Advanced Navigation's customers?
- Advanced Navigation names 30 customers, including Nortek, The Institute for Human & Machine Cognition (IHMC), MooVita, DOF Subsea, and AMZ.