The counter-drone problem is unsolved.

Fiber-optic FPV drones emit no radio frequency. They are tethered to their operator by a spool of glass, not a transmitter. Every fielded counter-UAS system today — RF direction finders, spectrum analysers, GNSS jammers, protocol exploits — was built on the assumption that a drone radiates something to listen to. These drones do not. They are, in practice, invisible.

Auridyn is building a Canadian counter-UAS platform — sensors, software, and the intelligence layer between them — designed to detect the threats that current systems cannot. Sovereign in supply chain, in code, and in data, from day one.

We are hiring deliberately.

Small team, full ownership, real hardware in the field within the year. If your work sits in one of the following areas, we would like to hear from you.

• 01 Edge machine learning On-device inference, quantisation, model compression for constrained sensors.
• 02 Acoustic signal processing Microphone arrays, beamforming, source separation in cluttered ambient noise.
• 03 Embedded systems Sensor design, low-power firmware, ruggedised deployment in adverse weather.
• 04 Mesh networking Intermittent links, RF-denied environments, time sync at the edge.
• 05 Defence procurement Canadian and allied programs, ITAR, controlled goods, export licensing.

Write to rycragg@gmail.com. A paragraph about what you have built is enough. No deck required.