Berkshire Grey
Senior Software Engineer, Robotic Packing/Manipulation
Bedford, Massachusetts · Senior
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About the role
- About The Job Berkshire Grey is a leader in the field of AI and robotics, providing innovative solutions for e-commerce, retail replenishment, and logistics.
- Our technology automates complex pick, pack, and sort operations.
- The work combines perception, planning, and manipulation, with an emphasis on reliable performance under uncertainty and real-world constraints.
Responsibilities
- Design training and evaluation workflows that measure task success, robustness, and execution efficiency.
- Utilize and extend simulation software environments to develop and test manipulation behaviors.
- Collaborate with external research partners to find solutions for BG's problem space.
Requirements
- 4+ years of experience in software development with a focus on robotics manipulation or related areas.
- Strong development expertise in Python and C++
- Experience with data science tools & libraries like numpy, pandas, scipy, matplotlib, scikit-learn
- Experience in working with ROS or ROS2
- Demonstrated ability to:
Nice to have
- Demonstrated technical proficiency in solving spatial reasoning and sequential decision-making in robotics.
- Experience with:
- Real and simulated data capture
- Sim-to-real for robotic manipulation
- Real-time perception-based control
- Incorporating tactile sensor information into manipulation behaviors
- Robot simulators (e.g. OpenRAVE, Isaac Sim or MuJoCo)
- Combining model-based and data-driven approaches
Benefits
- Develop learning methods for spatial reasoning, sequential decision-making, and robotic manipulation.
Company info
- Your work will contribute to enhancing the capabilities of our robotic solutions and explore new solutions and approaches, unlocking new value to be delivered to our customers.
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