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Unseenlabs

Unseenlabs

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80 Employees

About the Company

Unseenlabs is committed to providing the most complete overview of maritime traffic. Over recent years, we have revolutionized maritime surveillance by providing a new layer of information to maritime stakeholders. Our first goal is to detect radio frequency (RF) signals emitted by ships globally. It allows us to deliver accurate and reliable RF solutions to our customers worldwide (governments, NGOs, shipowners, marine underwriters, etc.)



The company was created in 2015 by the Galic brothers. They quickly realized that the actors of the maritime industry lacked visibility in their own waters. Existing surveillance systems were outdated and insufficient, allowing illegal activities to go unnoticed.



Since the launch of BRO-1 (BRO stands for Breizh Reconnaissance Orbiter) in 2019, 12 other BROs blasted into space. The aim is to extend the constellation to up to 25 satellites in 2025.

Unseenlabs satellite constellation specifically detects, characterizes and geolocates RF signals coming from a wide range of emitters. It covers sea areas of 300 000 square kilometers!

In 2026, we’ll be launching a new constellation called “Generation NexT” which will detect RF from sea but also on earth and space.



At Unseenlabs, we call ships that turn off their AIS transponders and vanish from detection "dark ships”… The issue is that they can engage in several unlawful activities. Our job is detect, geolocate, and track them, by using space-based radio frequency (RF) detection.

Our tech is focusing on maritime surveillance. It allows us to:

- Conserve our oceans (Illegal or undeclared fishing (IUU), overfishing, ocean dumping, etc.)

- Protect territorial waters (exclusive economic zones, continental shelves, etc.)

- Secure sensitive maritime assets (offshore infrastructure such as submarine cables, wind farms, etc.)

- Combat piracy

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Unseenlabs
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Ingénieur systèmes et réseaux F/H
Job Description
**Job title** Systems & Network Engineer (M/F) **Role Summary** Design, maintain and evolve the company’s Linux‑based IT infrastructure and network architecture. Provide second‑ and third‑level support, oversee system availability, manage infrastructure projects, document processes, and keep security and automation best practices current. **Expectations** - Minimum 5 years of professional experience in system and network administration. - Proven expertise in Linux, virtualization, and network architecture (firewall, reverse proxy, load balancer, RADIUS). - Strong scripting skills and a passion for automation and open‑source tooling (Infrastructure as Code). - Experience with storage technologies such as hyper‑converged, S3‑style object storage, or Elasticsearch. - Excellent written and oral communication; ability to train and mentor teammates. - High sensitivity to IT security issues, strong problem‑solving orientation, and a collaborative team attitude. **Key Responsibilities** - Deploy, upgrade, and maintain Linux infrastructure and network architecture. - Deliver N2/N3 support for Linux systems in coordination with infrastructure administrators. - Monitor overall IT environment, ensuring high availability of equipment and services. - Plan, lead, and track infrastructure projects. - Author technical procedures and documentation. - Conduct regular technology and security watch activities. **Required Skills** - Advanced Linux administration (Red Hat/EOS/Ubuntu). - Virtualization platforms (VMware, KVM, Hyper‑V). - Network design and implementation (firewalls, reverse proxies, load balancers, RADIUS). - Shell / scripting (bash, Python, etc.). - IaC tools (Terraform, Ansible, etc.) and automation workflows. - Storage solutions (hyper‑converged, S3, Elasticsearch). - IT security awareness (vulnerability management, secure configuration). - Strong analytical, troubleshooting, and communication skills. **Required Education & Certifications** - Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or equivalent with a focus on infrastructure. - Engineering‑level qualification (Bac+5) preferred. - Certifications such as RHCE, FCSE, MCSE, or equivalent are advantageous but not mandatory.
Cesson-sévigné, France
On site
Mid level
13-01-2026