Senior Perception Engineer

Kinisi Robotics
Bristol
11 months ago
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About Us

At Kinisi Robotics, we are advancing the frontier ofphysical intelligence. Our goal is to create robotic systems that leverage cutting-edge perception technologies to perform complex tasks in dynamic, real-world environments. If you’re passionate about developing vision systems that power intelligent robots, we’d love to have you join our team.



What You’ll Do

  • Develop robust perception systems for real-time scene understanding, including object detection, classification, pose estimation, and human detection.
  • Build systems to track objects and people across complex environments.
  • Design and optimize pipelines for offline auto-labeling and real-time perception tasks to support dataset generation and model training.
  • Collaborate with engineering teams to ensure perception aligns seamlessly with robotic navigation, manipulation, and control.
  • Leverage your experience in vision systems to enable robots to operate effectively in dynamic environments, such as warehouses and factories.
  • Work on perception solutions that can scale to support high-volume deployments.



What You’ll Bring


Required Experience:

  • Strong expertise in machine learning, computer vision, and sensor fusion technologies.
  • Proven experience building real-world vision systems, ideally for tasks like picking and sorting in warehouses or factories.
  • Knowledge of object detection, semantic segmentation, pose estimation, and tracking.
  • Experience with production-level Python development and familiarity with frameworks like TensorFlow or PyTorch.
  • Familiarity with real-world deployment of robots, particularly for companies that have shipped and scaled robotic solutions.


Preferred Experience:

  • Hands-on experience developing vision-based robotic systems for logistics, manufacturing, or similar industries.
  • Strong understanding of dataset creation, cleaning, and augmentation for training perception models.
  • Expertise in optimizing perception systems for embedded environments and safety-critical applications.
  • Familiarity with tactile and vision-based sensors to enhance perception capabilities.


Additional Skills:

  • Excellent problem-solving and debugging skills in real-world robotic environments.
  • Strong collaboration skills to work across engineering and product teams.



Why Join Us?

  • Impactful Mission:Shape the future of robotics by developing vision systems that empower intelligent robots.
  • Real-World Application:Work on scalable solutions that are deployed in high-demand environments such as warehouses and factories.
  • Collaborative Culture:Join a team of passionate engineers pushing the boundaries ofphysical intelligence.



Location This position is based in Bristol, UK but can be remote for exceptional candidates


Benefits

  • Competitive salary and equity options.
  • Flexible working hours and generous PTO.
  • Opportunity to work on the latest technologies in AI, ML, and robotics.
  • Professional growth opportunities in a fast-paced, innovative environment.

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