Top Robotics Engineer Jobs

As a GNC Robotics Engineer, you will integrate and test sensors and actuators on satellite platforms, develop testbeds, work with flight software and avionics teams, and design software tools for calibration. You'll evaluate orbit data and document engineering reviews while collaborating with other engineers.

As a Wireless Networking Robotics Engineer at Teleo, you will design and develop advanced wireless communication solutions for autonomous robotic systems, integrating with hardware and software teams to enhance reliability, develop routing algorithms, and ensure successful deployment in varying environments.

The Robotics Engineer will develop, integrate, and validate low-level embedded firmware to convert construction equipment into autonomous vehicles. The role involves working collaboratively with hardware, deployment, and software teams, implementing scalable code, and solving issues in remote locations. Travel to customer construction sites is required 25% of the time.

The Robotics Engineer will develop and maintain software for a robotic arm coupling solution, troubleshoot issues, and apply hands-on experience in robotics. The candidate should have a good grasp of deploying algorithms on real robots, using frameworks like ROS, and be proficient in C++ and/or Python.

As a Robotics Engineer, you will develop robot control software and oversee its deployment. Your role involves working on algorithms for motion, perception, feedback control, and developing measures to upgrade the systems. Collaboration with stakeholders to define project requirements is key, alongside ensuring robotic systems operate safely and effectively.

The Senior Software Engineer will design, develop, document, test, and maintain software for robotics applications. Responsibilities include collaborating with customers, participating in design reviews, and working on full stack solutions. The role involves a strong understanding of coding principles and robotics theory, and requires interaction with diverse teams and customers to solve complex problems.

The Robotics Hardware Engineer will design and implement electronic systems and printed circuit boards for robotics systems. Responsibilities include circuit design, hardware testing, and collaborating with project teams to develop components for research and development. The role demands hands-on experience and familiarity with various protocols and systems in a dynamic work environment.

The Senior Robotics Engineer will develop scalable robotics solutions, create motion planning algorithms for various food types, utilize sensors for performance metrics, contribute to software architecture, and ensure high-quality code while staying updated with robotics research.

As a Robotics Field Applications Engineer, you will assist customers with product setup, training, and ongoing support, collect customer feedback, and collaborate with engineering to improve products. You will troubleshoot technical issues and perform preventative maintenance, with up to 75% travel required to customer sites.

The Controls Engineer II will develop, deploy, and improve automated manufacturing systems focused on robotics. Responsibilities include supporting robotic systems, developing programming solutions, identifying improvements, educating technicians, and collaborating with engineering teams.

The Senior Robotics Engineer will design, develop, and implement advanced robotic systems in collaboration with cross-functional teams. Responsibilities include conducting feasibility studies, optimizing robotic performance, integrating subsystems, ensuring compliance with safety standards, and mentoring junior engineers.

The Optical Systems Engineer will lead the development and enhancement of camera systems, working on optimizing existing designs, prototyping new components, collaborating with engineering teams, and integrating advanced imaging technologies into robotic platforms.

The Senior DevOps Engineer will manage and optimize software development and deployment processes, focusing on automation, CI/CD management, infrastructure, and system administration. The role includes collaboration with software engineers, mentorship of junior team members, security compliance, and resolving development issues.

As a Senior Software Engineer for NVIDIA's Robotics Team, you will lead the design and development of an AI platform for industrial robotics, deploy customer AI workflows, optimize software stacks, and manage integration issues. Strong skills in cloud platforms, Docker, Kubernetes, and Python are essential, along with experience in debugging and collaborative work with cross-functional teams.

Coordinate and execute daily testing of the Digit robot under software changes, ensuring resolution of bugs and prevention of new regressions. Develop processes for issue tracking and communication with development teams. Document test results and collaborate with cross-functional teams to narrow down issues.

As a Robotics Software Engineer, you will triage and root-cause software failures in robots, develop diagnostic tools, and analyze performance trends. You need to troubleshoot complex robotics systems and work hands-on with both software and hardware, while communicating technical information effectively across teams.

The Staff Engineer, Robotics Digital Support is responsible for delivering direct customer support, troubleshooting system failures, coordinating with internal and vendor teams, and developing support processes in a cloud environment. They play a key role in incident resolution and technical process improvement while ensuring customer satisfaction.