Robotics Software Engineer

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Robotics Software Engineer

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About the Role


We’re looking for aRobotics Software Engineerto develop and integrate advanced software solutions for autonomous systems. This role will focus on enhancing robotics functionality, including perception, navigation, and real-time data processing.

Working in a fast-paced, innovation-driven environment, you’ll play a key role in designing and optimising software that powers intelligent robotic systems. You’ll also collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to improve system performance, efficiency, and reliability.


Key Responsibilities


Develop & implementrobotics software solutions for autonomous systems

Integrate & optimisesensor data from LiDARs, cameras, and other perception technologies

Build & refinedata pipelines for real-time processing and analysis

Collaboratewith cross-functional teams to enhance robotics capabilities

Research & applynew technologies to improve system performance

Troubleshoot & debugcomplex issues to ensure seamless system functionality


What We’re Looking For


✅ Strong software development skills inC++ and Python

✅ Experience withrobotics frameworkssuch asROS/ROS2

✅ Familiarity withperception technologies, including LiDAR and computer vision

✅ Knowledge ofreal-time data processingand large-scale sensor datasets

✅ Strong problem-solving skills and aproactive approachto technical challenges

✅ Experience working infast-paced, collaborative environments


This is an exciting opportunity towork at the forefront of robotics innovation, developing next-generation software solutions that drive autonomy and efficiency.


Interested? Apply today!

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