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Bracket Bot Inc.

Robotics Software Engineer - International Deployments

Posted 10 Days Ago
In-Office
San Francisco, CA, USA
Entry level
In-Office
San Francisco, CA, USA
Entry level
Prepare, configure, test, deploy, and debug robot software in real-world environments. Investigate navigation, perception, sensor integration, and system failures; work with users and deployment partners to reproduce issues; deliver software fixes, tests, documentation, diagnostics, and deployment tooling. Collaborate across mechanical, electrical, and machine learning teams while supporting international field deployments and improving system reliability.
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Robotics Software Engineer - International Deployments
San Francisco · Onsite · Full-time

About Bracket Bot

We believe planet earth can thrive and be alive. Robots should manufacture goods, clean roadways, tidy our rooms, build more homes, cook healthy food, and lower the cost of living. We aren’t quite there yet, robots are too expensive, too difficult to program, fragile, and unfriendly. Bracket Bot is changing that.

We believe that robots are currently in the ENIAC era and we are bringing them to the Macbook era. We believe in high performance engineering teams where everyone you work with is what you imagined Bell Labs employees to be like. Intelligent, scrappy, dedicated, kind.

At Bracket Bot, we have a few objectives. We are working to make the ideal role model of a company, one where everyone is at the top of their field, inventing new ways to solve the problems we face across mechanical, electrical, software, and machine learning. What does a company that creates entirely new ways that teams work together look like? A company that invents new materials for lighter weight actuators and structures? A company that creates and publishes new inverse kinematics algorithms for robots? A company that is thinking radically differently, and executing on another level.

In every field there are small teams who did something their peers had decided was impossible. The 10-second barrier in sprinting, or the eight engineers who left Motorola and made the 6502 for 10x lower cost than other chips at the time making the personal computer possible. SpaceX has landed the same rocket 36 times. Bracket Bot believes actuated, alive machines can be glorious, affordable, easy to use, and ubiquitous, and we are pulling that future forward.

Our products are a mirror of what we think about the world, on engineering & research, and what we think should be introduced into the world. In history, there are simply products that should exist, and only once created, are obvious in hindsight. Bracket Bot’s mission is to introduce as many of these products into the world as possible. We believe there are hundreds of these in the space of robotics. Across physical robot hardware, software and operating system; the infrastructure and distributed systems they connect to; the AI inference they run, both local and cloud, and so much more.

Our first product, Bracket Bot 1, exemplifies what a small team of highly talented people can do. At Bracket Bot, we genuinely believe 100x engineers exist, and a room full of them can create things that dozens of other companies have failed to do. We’ve brought to market a robot that is 10x lower cost than any other robot in its category, while out performing them on manipulation, autonomous navigation, speech interaction, and developer UX.

We’re backed by Fifty Years (Scott Phoenix), BoxGroup, SV Angel, Betaworks, Pace Capital, angels including Nat Friedman, Logan Kilpatrick (Google AI), Guillermo Rauch (Vercel) and others from Tesla AI, Physical Intelligence, and Markforged.

About the role

A robot needs to work where it is deployed, across unfamiliar environments and the practical constraints that appear outside the lab.

We’re hiring a Robotics Software Engineer - International Deployments to bring our robots into real-world use and turn field experience into better software. You’ll work across integration, navigation, perception, debugging, and deployment tooling.

The role is based onsite in San Francisco and includes international deployment work. You’ll work with the engineering team and the people using our robots to diagnose problems, ship fixes, and make each deployment more repeatable.

What you’ll do

  • Prepare, configure, test, and deploy robot software for real-world environments.

  • Debug navigation, perception, sensor integration, and system behavior on physical robots.

  • Work directly with users and deployment partners to understand problems and reproduce failures.

  • Turn field findings into software fixes, tests, documentation, and improved deployment tools.

  • Collaborate with mechanical, electrical, and machine learning engineers on issues that cross system boundaries.

  • Help make setup, diagnostics, and support more reliable across international deployments.

What we’re looking for

  • Strong robotics software engineering fundamentals.

  • Experience integrating and debugging software on physical robots.

  • Ability to investigate unfamiliar systems, identify root causes, and deliver practical fixes.

  • Clear communication with engineers and the people operating the robot.

  • Comfort with hands-on field work, changing conditions, and international deployment work.

Nice to have

  • Experience with SLAM, localization, navigation, perception, or sensor fusion.

  • Experience with ROS or custom robotics stacks.

  • Experience deploying or supporting robotics systems outside a lab.

  • Experience building diagnostics, logging, remote support, or deployment tools.

Important notes

  • This role combines software engineering with hands-on deployment work.

  • San Francisco is the home base; international deployments are part of the role.

  • We value sound judgment, reliable systems, and follow-through when problems reach the field.

Bracket Bot is an equal opportunity employer. We’re building a diverse team and welcome applicants from all backgrounds.

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