Mind Robotics
Robotics Software Engineer
Palo Alto
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 176 days ago
PythonDistributed SystemsDockerCI/CDMachine LearningRoboticsCommunication
About the role
- Delivering this in production requires robust, high-performance robotics software that can reliably operate in complex, real-world settings.
Responsibilities
- Design, develop, and maintain runtime systems that enable reliable, low-latency operation of robotic platforms
- Implement and optimize robotics middleware for inter-process communication, data serialization, and message passing
- Integrate with frameworks like DDS, Zenoh, or build custom solutions as needed
- Build systems for task scheduling, resource management, and lifecycle management of robotic applications
- Optimize for resource-constrained and embedded environments
- Design and maintain deployment workflows, CI/CD pipelines, and containerization (e.g., Docker)
- Build abstractions, APIs, and tools that enable application engineers to develop robotic behaviors efficiently
Requirements
- Strong understanding of distributed systems and communication patterns in robotics
- Strong proficiency in Python programming
- Experience with containerization, CI/CD, and codebase management at scale
- Strong experience building robotics software systems and middleware
- Experience designing and building runtime systems, execution frameworks, or middleware layers
- Experience working with real-time constraints and performance-critical systems
- Familiarity with robotics middleware frameworks (e.g., DDS, Zenoh, ROS2)
- Ability to design clean abstractions and APIs for internal users
- Experience building tools or interfaces for operators or engineers
Nice to have
- Experience supporting ML-driven robotic systems
Benefits
- Develop tools to monitor system health, debug failures, and analyze performance
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