A robotics engineer designs, builds, and maintains autonomous machines and robotic systems. They blend mechanical, electrical, and software engineering to develop prototypes, write control algorithms, and test equipment for industries like manufacturing, automotive, and healthcare.

• Prototyping & Design: Draft CAD blueprints, calculate design specifications, and create 3D physical models or software simulations of robotic parts.
• Software Development: Write code and develop algorithms (often using Python, C++, ROS, or ROS2) for robot navigation, computer vision, and machine learning.
• System Integration: Assemble mechanical parts, electronics, and sensors (like LIDAR, IMUs, and ultrasonic) into a fully functional, automated system.
• Testing & Troubleshooting: Conduct unit testing, configure systems, and debug software or hardware defects to ensure precision, safety, and reliability.
• Maintenance & Support: Provide ongoing technical support, investigate mechanical/software failures, and calibrate equipment on-site.

Essential Requirements

• Education: A Bachelor's or Master's degree in Robotics, Mechatronics, Computer Science, or Electrical/Mechanical Engineering.
• Programming: Proficiency in software engineering languages, primarily C++ and Python.
• Technical Tools: Familiarity with robotics frameworks like Robot Operating System (ROS) and CAD software (e.g., SolidWorks, AutoCAD).
• Practical Skills: Strong logical, mathematical, and mechanical aptitude to integrate and debug complex physical and digital systems.

Work Location: Remote