
REGENT
REGENT designs and manufactures all-electric seaglider vessels—wing-in-ground-effect craft that travel just above the water—for coastal passenger and cargo transport. Founded in 2020 and headquartered in North Kingstown, Rhode Island, the privately held company’s initial 12-passenger Viceroy model targets routes up to about 180 miles at roughly 180 mph using existing dock infrastructure. It sells vehicles and supporting systems to ferry operators, logistics providers, and other coastal transportation customers.
Open Positions at REGENT
8 open positions
Join REGENT’s perception team as a Radar Signal Processing Engineering Intern and help create a new radar capability for Seagliders. You’ll design, prototype, implement, and test signal-processing algorithms using simulated or real radar data with close mentorship.
Join REGENT’s Perception team as a State Estimation Intern and develop a multi-agent sensor-fusion algorithm for Seagliders. You’ll research existing methods, build grounded simulations, validate results, and present your findings to the engineers who may carry the work forward.
REGENT is seeking an Embedded Software Engineering Intern to build C++ test harnesses and Python verification tooling for flight-control software used in its Seaglider vehicles. The internship offers hands-on embedded hardware work, shared-codebase development, and foundational work toward certification-grade and hardware-in-the-loop testing.
Mission Software Engineering Intern at REGENT will own a scoped project in test and ground systems or vehicle health monitoring for Seaglider flight-test programs. The role combines telemetry data paths, replay and analysis tooling, automated testing, and hands-on work with real vehicle data.
Own perception testing and integration from bench environments to open-water vehicle trials for REGENT’s autonomous Seagliders. This hands-on role combines boat-based sensor campaigns, replay and hardware-in-the-loop infrastructure, embedded software integration, and autonomy validation.
Develop and validate embedded software for REGENT’s Seaglider vehicles, spanning real-time systems, hardware-in-the-loop testing, electronics, and field trials. This hands-on role helps move the Seaglider from prototype toward certified production.
Lead the architecture, certification, integration, and hands-on development of flight-critical software for REGENT’s Seaglider vehicles. This principal-level individual contributor role sets reusable technical direction across vehicle programs while remaining deeply involved in implementation and verification.
REGENT is seeking a Senior Mission Software Engineer to build and integrate vehicle-level software for production Seagliders, spanning avionics, controls, communications, health monitoring, and mission logic. The role combines embedded systems development with hands-on vehicle integration, testing, and field debugging.