Top Robotics Engineer Jobs

The Robotics Integration Engineer will integrate robotics subsystems, design data pipelines, optimize performance, and maintain software for embedded systems, ensuring operational reliability in high-demand environments.

The Solutions Engineer will engage with clients, develop technical solutions in Robotics, and guide customer pilots, ensuring satisfaction and driving commercial growth.

The Senior Mechanical Engineer will design and develop components for robotic-assisted surgical solutions, collaborating with various teams and ensuring compliance with industry standards.

Contribute to product cybersecurity strategy, perform risk assessments, partner with cross-functional teams, and support documentations across Mako robotics systems.

As a Senior Robotics Software Engineer, you will design, develop, and deliver software for FANUC robots, create functional specifications, and support customer installations, leading software projects and guiding junior engineers.

Lead engineering activities for complex projects, ensuring efficient execution and compliance with specifications while coaching colleagues and engaging with customers for solutions.

The Controls Engineer will design electrical control systems, develop PLC control programs, create PC-based control software, and support system commissioning. Required qualifications include a Bachelor's degree, over five years of experience in automation, and proficiency in electrical schematic design with up to 50% travel.

Responsible for integrating cybersecurity into product design, conducting risk assessments, and supporting compliance with industry standards. Collaborate with cross-functional teams and automate security testing processes.

The Robotics and Automation Support Engineer supports laboratory instruments, troubleshooting equipment, performing maintenance, and collaborating with scientific teams on automation technologies.

The Robotics Systems Engineer will build and maintain robotic infrastructure, data pipelines, and enhance data quality for AI applications, focusing on hands-on problem-solving and creating scalable systems.

The Principal Software Engineer will lead the design and development of radar and camera signal processing tools, oversee software architecture for AMR and drone platforms, and mentor teams in programming best practices.

As a Robotics Process Engineer II, you will develop simulations, apply cycle time improvement strategies, confirm robot models, and teach tool configurations, while mentoring team members and traveling to customer sites.

As a Senior Mechanical Engineer, you will research, design, and develop robotic solutions, ensuring compliance with industry standards while collaborating across teams.

The Senior Robotics Software Engineer develops software for robotic surgical systems, focusing on control, architecture, and safety-critical applications. Collaboration with cross-functional teams is essential for success.

The role involves troubleshooting, programming, and maintaining robotic and automated systems, focusing on improving efficiency in production environments.

Develop robotics software for tractor-mounted AI systems, focusing on perception and localization algorithms. Optimize code for performance and support across software and hardware stacks.

As a Robotics Software Engineer, you will develop software for AI-powered camera systems focused on perception and localization, optimizing code for edge computing performance.

Lead the development of core systems for intelligent robotic platforms, design and optimize performance-critical components, and integrate machine learning into real-time systems.

Develop systems-level software for robotics, focusing on HALs, device drivers, and optimizing embedded systems. Collaborate with hardware teams to ensure seamless integration and performance.

The Process Automation Engineer will design and implement automation solutions to improve manufacturing efficiency, ensuring high product quality through integration of systems and collaboration across engineering teams.

The role involves integrating robotics software stacks, deploying AI models, optimizing system metrics, and collaborating with multi-functional teams.

Develop and extend NVIDIA's Isaac Lab robot-learning platform, implement sim-to-real workflows, train and transfer policies from simulation to real robots, collaborate across research and engineering teams, participate in code reviews, and engage with the robotics community.

Develop innovative solutions for humanoid robots, integrating NVIDIA robotics products while ensuring deployment and continuous learning in a collaborative environment.

The Technical Marketing Engineer will analyze market trends in industrial robotics, translate technical capabilities into value propositions, support customer engagements, and participate in go-to-market execution.

Lead the architecture and technical direction for the robotics software stack, ensuring formal release processes and cross-functional alignment. Mentor the robotics team, focusing on code quality and deployment to end users.