Build Computer vision & ML That Operates in the Real World.

Maritime perception is the process of transforming raw Radar, camera, and other sensor data into meaningful situational awareness. Machine learning models detect, classify, and track objects to build an understanding of the maritime environment so autonomous systems and human operators can make better decisions.

At Tocaro Blue, you'll work on real-world problems from day one.

You will help develop computer vision, ML, and estimation software that powers the next generation of autonomous maritime systems. Our engineers transform Radar and camera data into real-time perception that helps vessels understand their surroundings, avoid collisions, and make safer decisions.

If you're passionate about machine learning, computer vision, robotics, autonomy, or software engineering, we'd love to hear from you.

Our leadership team brings experience from a wide range of industries where machine learning, perception, and real-time software solve complex problems.

From medical imaging, robotics, computer vision, and embedded software, our diverse backgrounds drive innovation and bring fresh perspectives to maritime perception.

We welcome applicants from most technical backgrounds - you don't need maritime experience to succeed here. We're looking for engineers with strong machine learning, perception, software, or robotics experience who are excited to apply their skills to one of the fastest growing frontiers in maritime.

We want curious engineers. We're looking for team members who enjoy asking:

• Why might the system fail and how can I improve it?

• How do we deploy efficiently on edge hardware?

• How do we make systems more trustworthy?

• Is programming a passion?

• Do you enjoy solving hard problems in your spare time?

If those questions resonate with you, you'll fit right in.

You'll build software that's deployed on real vessels, not just prototypes or simulations.

Our real-time perception products are developed in C++, while our machine learning models are trained and validated in Python.

You'll work with maritime sensors, including marine radar and EO/IR PTZ cameras, developing software that runs directly on edge hardware.

Engineers have access to our fleet of test vessels and customer data, giving you the opportunity to validate your work in real-world environments.

You'll collaborate with leading maritime innovators, including partners like Metal Shark, HAVOC AI, and many other industry leaders to build the next generation of maritime systems.

Yes. Tocaro Blue welcomes motivated graduates who are eager to begin their careers in software engineering, machine learning, computer vision, or control systems.

We're looking for candidates with a strong technical foundation, curiosity, and a willingness to learn quickly. As part of our engineering team, you'll work alongside experienced engineers on real-world machine learning and perception challenges, gaining hands-on experience developing software for maritime sensors.

If you're excited to grow your skills, contribute to meaningful technology, and build software that operates in the real world, we'd love to hear from you.

No.

Though a maritime background is a plus, we hire engineers for their technical curiosity, problem-solving ability, and desire to learn.

Whether your background is in robotics, computer vision, embedded systems, or you're a mechanically minded engineer who transitioned into software, you'll find opportunities to apply your skills here.

Maritime autonomy is still an emerging field, giving you the chance to help solve problems that haven't been solved before while building expertise in a fastest-growing field.