Intrinsic Robotics
Senior Software Engineer, Robotic Solutions Development
Mountain View, California · Senior · Full-time
Sponsorship not specified$174k-$238kDetected 36 days ago
PythonKubernetesgRPCCustomer SuccessRoboticsCollaboration
About the role
- Intrinsic is an AI robotics group at Google aiming to reimagine the potential of industrial robotics.
- Our team believes that advances in AI, perception and simulation will redefine what's possible for industrial robotics in the near future - with software and data at the core.
- Your recruiter will share more about the specific salary range for your targeted location during the hiring process.
Responsibilities
- Implement high quality software with state of the art tooling as part of an experienced team of developers.
- Ensure a smooth transition of feature releases to the Customer Success Team, which will take care of most customer facing enablement and support.
- Excellent collaboration skills, with the ability to work effectively with internal cross-functional teams and external technical partners.
Skills
- Master's degree or equivalent practical background in Computer Science, Robotics, or a related technical field.
- Professional work experience with Python and optionally C++.
- Experience with Kubernetes, gRPC, Protobuf, Bazel, microservice architectures, and/or real-time systems.
- Professional experience with delivering industrial robotics and automation solutions.
- Familiarity writing code that leverages ROS (2), its major frameworks and Gazebo.
- Experience leading project teams to build robotic systems.
- Experience with simulation or CAD.
Compensation
- The base salary for this full-time position is between $174,400 - $237,800 (USD ) + 15% bonus + equity + benefits.
Company info
- Be hands on in testing on real hardware and supporting customers where needed.
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