Manipulation Lead - Robotic Software

Lawrence Harvey
London
4 months ago
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Manipulation Lead - Software

A cutting-edge robotics start-up is pushing the limits of AI and automation, and we need your expertise to help power the future of robotics and I'm searching for a Manipulation Lead to join their growing team.

What you'll do:

Lead development of manipulation software, ensuring precision, reliability, and safety. Collaborate with hardware engineers, AI researchers, and software teams to integrate manipulation capabilities into robotic systems. Stay updated on the latest advancements in manipulation algorithms, robotic control, and AI methodologies. Troubleshoot and debug manipulation software, providing technical support where needed. Contribute to the full software development lifecycle, from design to deployment. Mentor junior engineers and share best practices in software development for robotics.

Your background:

Extensive experience in software engineering with a focus on robotic manipulation, motion planning, or related fields. Proficiency in C++, Python, and ROS. Strong understanding of robotic kinematics, dynamics, and control theory. Experience with motion planning algorithms (e.g., RRT, PRM) and optimization methods. Familiarity with perception techniques such as computer vision, depth sensing, and tactile sensing. Experience with simulation tools like Gazebo or V-REP. Understanding of AI methodologies, including Transformers for perception and decision-making. Knowledge of the latest trends in robotic manipulation, AI, and automation.

Offices based in London - hybrid working.

Relocation opportunities available.

Competitive salary +equity + benefits.

Join this team as they redefine the future of work, building robots that not only fill critical labour gaps but also unlock human potential in ways we never thought possible.

If you're a top-tier engineer excited by the prospect of driving AI innovation in a dynamic, fast-paced environment, we want to hear from you.

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