MORSE Corp
Robotics Software Engineer
Cambridge, MA · Full-time
No sponsorship$90k-$210kDetected 77 days ago
PythonRustC++Data StructuresAlgorithmsCybersecurityEmbedded SystemsRoboticsAerospace EngineeringElectrical EngineeringSensorsControlsCommunicationActuators
About the role
- MORSE Corp is an employee owned, small business based in Cambridge, MA, Arlington, VA, and Seattle, WA with a history of fielding cutting-edge technology.
- MORSE is seeking a talented Robotics Software Engineer to join our team.
Responsibilities
- Implement custom navigation algorithms and autonomy logic in Rust and C++.
- Develop and write LIDAR sensor drivers in C++ and Rust.
- Develop control and path planning algorithms for aerial vehicles and integrate them into the PX4 ROS communications layer.
- Implement drivers for novel control actuation and integrate them into PX4 or other flight controllers.
- Develop Software-In-the-Loop (SWIL) and Hardware-In-the-Loop (HWIL) testing capabilities.
- Support the development, integration, and testing of prototype vehicles.
Requirements
- U.S. Citizenship required and ability to obtain a U.S. Security Clearance
- Experience in navigation algorithms (SLAM, path planning) and autonomy logic.
- Experience with low-level embedded programming and microcontrollers.
- Experience with PX4 or other flight controllers
- U.S. Citizenship required and ability to obtain a U.S.
- The ideal candidate will have a strong background in embedded systems, navigation algorithms, and autonomy.
Nice to have
- Bachelor's degree in Robotics, Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Aerospace Engineering or a related field.
- Master's degree preferred.
- Therefore, final offer amounts may vary from the amount stated.
Compensation
- $90,000 - $210,000 USD
Visa & Work Authorization
- Citizenship required and ability to obtain a U
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