The Fourth Law, a Ukrainian defense company founded by Yaroslav Azhnyuk, is expanding its team and recruiting specialists for key engineering and technical positions. The company develops autonomous systems and software for the Defense Forces and is looking for developers, control system specialists, and field engineers.
The Fourth Law, a Ukrainian defense company founded by Yaroslav Azhnyuk, is expanding its team and recruiting specialists for key engineering and technical positions. The company develops autonomous systems and software for the Defense Forces and is looking for developers, control system specialists, and field engineers.
This was announced by the company’s founder Yaroslav Azhnyuk. According to him, among the most relevant areas are control systems engineers who create algorithms to ensure stability and achieve goals by drones in combat conditions. The company is also looking for field engineers for the Deep Strike team to integrate the software stack onto partner platforms and conduct tests, and R&D engineers for the Frontline direction, who work at the interface of hardware and software.
"We create products that directly strengthen Ukraine’s defense potential," the company notes.
In addition to the priority areas, the list of open positions includes dozens of vacancies, including Software Engineer, Machine Learning Engineer, Dataset PM, Lead UAV Engineer, as well as integration specialists for Interceptor divisions. Software engineers are expected to work with C++, Python, Embedded Linux, guidance algorithms, and video streaming based on Raspberry Pi and ARM Cortex.
The company offers official employment at "Diya.City", the possibility of booking military conscripts in accordance with the law, medical insurance, and an additional 14 days of paid leave for veterans.
The Fourth Law focuses on developing advanced autonomous solutions and technologies for the Ukrainian military-industrial complex, involving specialists in creating battlefield solutions.
Earlier, The Fourth Law and Odd Systems (another defense company of Yaroslav Azhnyuk) announced the launch of a semiconductor initiative, Project Foundation, which will engage in mass production of uncooled thermal imaging sensors (LWIR). The first sensors within the project are planned to be released in 2027, and within three years the initiative should increase the production of thermal imaging sensors in Europe by four times, and in the US by two times.
