Gritt Robotics Inc
Robotics Software - Planning & Controls Engineer
South San Francisco
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 56 days ago
C++AlgorithmsRoboticsMechanical DesignElectrical EngineeringControlsResearchProblem Solving
About the role
- Leverage GPUs to generate and evaluate trajectories at scale.
- Enable real-time, closed-loop control leveraging classical algorithms and ML.
- Experience working on one or more of trajectory generation, optimization, sampling, cost/reward shaping and control.
Responsibilities
- Gritt https://www.gritt.ai is an intelligent system that combines robotics and AI to build the infrastructure that pulls society forward.
- Gritt deploys via simple attachments to common equipment found on construction sites and autonomously performs labor-intensive tasks, verification, and planning.
- Gritt systems are already building critical infrastructure in the harshest outdoor environments, starting with large-scale solar.
- Develop and deploy state-of-the-art planning and control techniques for challenging manipulation and navigation problems.
- Help drive our technical approach, with particular focus on real-world deployments.
- Research and develop techniques around generating real-time, safe, efficient trajectories for multiple embodiments like robot manipulators and mobile robots.
- Develop scalable planning representations for classical and learned techniques.
- Develop simulation techniques and metrics to benchmark and evaluate performance.
- Collaborate with other teams in the company.
Requirements
- Must have excellent problem-solving skills.
Benefits
- M.S/Ph.D degree in robotics, vision, computer science, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering or other engineering disciplines (or equivalent experience).
Visa & Work Authorization
- Legally authorized to work in the United States.
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