Top Robotics Engineer Jobs

The Senior Perception / Robotics Software Engineer will design and develop perception systems for autonomous rail vehicles, collaborate on requirements, and validate system performance.

Design, implement, and optimize software infrastructure for Kodiak’s autonomous systems, collaborating on real-time operating systems and integrating sensors.

The Robotics Generalist will develop algorithms for autonomy systems, improve automated tractor capabilities, and create calibration routines, while ensuring software quality and collaboration with a small team.

Develop and implement manipulation behaviors for humanoid robots, collaborating with various teams to address real-world challenges. Responsibilities include designing, testing, and deploying algorithms and software, ensuring high quality and reliability.

As a Senior Robotics Software Engineer, you will architect and implement critical software for humanoid robots, develop tools for controls software, and support integration of various libraries, ensuring production quality from development to deployment.

As a Software Engineer Intern, you will write software ensuring it functions on an actual surgical robot. Responsibilities include developing safety-critical software, taking project ownership from design to implementation, and collaborating with different engineering teams to support robot operations.

As a Staff Robotics Software Engineer, you will develop manipulation behaviors and grasp planning algorithms for humanoid robots, collaborating closely with various teams to implement these solutions in real-world environments. The role requires strong robotics fundamentals and software expertise, particularly in modern C++ and Python, along with experience in deploying algorithms on high-DOF robots.

As a Software Engineer in Robotics, you will develop and implement software for surgical robots, ensuring high precision and reliability in mechanical motion. You will integrate actuated devices with microelectromechanical systems, thus contributing to the advancement of brain-computer interfaces and improving mobility for those with paralysis.