Top Robotics Engineer Jobs

Designs and integrates robotic and automation systems for semiconductor equipment. Responsibilities include evaluating mechanical, electrical, and software designs; managing OEM robot vendors; conducting robot testing and qualification; building test stands; developing testing software; troubleshooting complex systems; resolving quality issues; and supporting system integration in manufacturing and cleanroom environments.

Designs, develops, integrates, and tests software across the robotics stack for land- and sea-based robotic products. Responsibilities include testing algorithms, creating software test plans, developing prototypes and proof-of-concepts, documenting test results, and collaborating with system, product, project, and customer teams to deliver quality software. The role supports new product development across subsea robotics, material handling automation, and people mover applications.

As a Robotics System Integration Engineer, you'll integrate and test robotic systems, triage issues, and ensure reliable operation across hardware and software layers.

The Lead Robotics Software Engineer will develop key functionalities of Dapster's robot technology, focusing on motion planning and navigation algorithms.

Design and build software for robotic systems, focusing on perception, autonomy, control, and infrastructure. Collaborate across teams to enhance performance and reliability.

Design and optimize computer-vision and robotics ML models for constrained edge devices, build large-scale training and fine-tuning pipelines, compress and deploy models to embedded accelerators, profile on-device inference for latency and accuracy, and write maintainable Python/C++ code while staying current on state-of-the-art techniques.

Develop intelligent robotic control algorithms, integrate with sensors, validate models, ensure system performance, and work in a fast-paced startup environment.

Provide technical leadership for physical AI, virtual commissioning, and digital twin robotics applications. Support pre- and post-sales, perform feasibility studies, simulations, troubleshooting, root-cause analysis, and proof-of-concepts. Develop applications, improve robotics software, support vision/iRVision, and collaborate with sales and engineering teams to integrate and optimize FANUC robot solutions.

The Electrical Engineer will design, validate, and develop robotic systems, focusing on electronic systems, motor control, and collaboration with multidisciplinary teams.

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.

The Robotics Autonomy Engineer designs and implements motion planning and control algorithms for robotic systems, ensuring precise navigation and integration across autonomy layers, while analyzing performance and improving field deployment.

Develop and manage NVIDIA Isaac Sim and Omniverse simulation environments for humanoid robotics, integrating autonomy subsystems and creating CI/CD pipelines for behavior validation.

As a Robotics Software Engineer, you will develop software for robots, focusing on real-time code execution, motion planning, and optimization systems while collaborating in a team environment.

The role involves developing software for robots to enhance capabilities in vision, motion, and control, focusing on complex problem-solving.

The Robotics Infrastructure Engineer manages robot reliability, cloud infrastructure, and developer tools while collaborating with AI agents for automation and debugging tasks.

The Simulation Software Engineer will develop and maintain simulation environments, improve workflows, and ensure reliability and accessibility of robotics simulations.

Work with AMHS, AMRs, AGVs and robotic systems to select, install, maintain, and improve semiconductor manufacturing equipment. Design custom automation solutions, increase uptime through preventative maintenance and reliability programs, support repair/process teams, and align with Smart Manufacturing initiatives to optimize factory operations.

Design, implement, and optimize software for robotics data collection and evaluation across diverse hardware. Own hardware integration lifecycle, develop robot control interfaces, build automation tooling for policy evaluation, and lead data collection, visualization, and quality control while collaborating with cross-functional teams.

The Software Engineer Intern will develop safety-critical software for robotic systems, collaborating with various engineering teams to ensure functionality and reliability.

Lead design and delivery of autonomy and robotics systems: manage CI/CD, builds, deployments, configuration, and testing for hardware/software/IoT systems; develop automation for infrastructure provisioning; ensure OTA security; mentor team and manage project schedules and budgets.

The Technical Application Engineer, Robotics supports system integrators by providing technical guidance, installation support, training, and troubleshooting for robotic welding systems, also engaging directly with customers as needed.

As a Senior Robotics Software Engineer, you will maintain and improve the Tally software stack, develop new software packages, enhance autonomy and navigation, and assist in DevOps and CI/CD processes.

As a Software Engineer, you will develop and maintain the Tally software stack, enhance robot navigation and autonomy, and support CI/CD processes.

Design, build, test, and maintain the mission behavior engine for robots across the stack: core behavior capabilities, scalable APIs, cloud integrations, AI/NLP configuration, and backend infrastructure. Own projects from design through deployment, collaborate with cross-functional teams, ensure quality via testing and CI, and drive architectural decisions.