Pickle Robot Company
Senior Perception Software Engineer
Charlestown, MA · Senior
Sponsorship not specified$140k-$165kDetected 54 days ago
PythonC++Full-Stack DevelopmentAlgorithmsDockerMachine LearningComputer VisionRoboticsSensors
About the role
- Pickle is on the hunt for a dynamic and driven Senior Perception Software Engineer to revolutionize the future of warehouse automation.
- This role will focus on working heavily with 3D LiDAR and other multi-sensor arrays to tackle complex challenges in state estimation, scene perception, mapping, and localization.
- You will play a crucial part in writing robust, production-grade software that translates raw sensor data into actionable intelligence for our robots operating in dynamic, real-world unloading docks.
Responsibilities
- Drive the accuracy and precision of our localization and state estimation pipelines. You will ensure reliable pose estimation of the robot's mobile base and scene components.
- Develop advanced obstacle mapping for collision avoidance that thrives in messy environments.
- Drive the accuracy and precision of our localization and state estimation pipelines.
- You will manage tolerance stacks and ensure high-fidelity spatial alignment across our sensor suites to guarantee a single source of truth for the robot.
Requirements
- 5+ years of experience in robotics software engineering (or an MS with 3+ years of highly relevant industry experience).
- Hands-on experience with sensor stacks including 3D LiDARs, IMUs, and cameras.
Nice to have
- Experience with optimization libraries (Ceres Solver, GTSAM), parallel computing (CUDA), Docker, and PCL preferred.
Compensation
- The salary range listed here is provided in accordance with Massachusetts law and reflects what we reasonably and in good faith expect to offer for this role.
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