Top Robotics Engineer Jobs in San Francisco Bay Area, CA

Develop and maintain software ecosystem for robots, implement system services applications, and bridge software layers for effective feature development.

Develop and enhance the Skydio Simulator's core architecture focusing on physics, sensor simulation, and system performance. Collaborate with engineers to ensure accurate behavior of vehicles both in simulation and reality, improving realism and operational efficiency.

Deploy, develop and implement AI-powered robotics systems on farms, collaborating with farmers and sales teams to solve real-world problems.

Lead design and deployment of autonomous machines and an autonomous fleet for rapid, large-scale energy-plant construction. Tasks include hardware prototyping, low- and high-level control, sensor fusion and localization, simulation and RL for sim-to-real, vendor production planning, and cross-discipline engineering coordination.

Lead mechanical design for an autonomous field robot that installs rebar foundations: own chassis, mast, tool head, rebar handling, and locomotion. Size motors, specify actuators and sensors, perform structural and dynamic analysis, prototype and iterate in-field, define tolerance budgets, and transition designs toward a small production fleet emphasizing reliability and serviceability.

Design and own the robot's electrical systems end-to-end: power architecture, motor control, sensing, embedded real-time firmware, CAN/EtherCAT communication, test and field bring-up, and ruggedization for harsh outdoor environments.

Design, program, integrate, and deploy industrial robotic solutions (palletizing, picking, goods-to-person) for fulfillment and manufacturing. Work includes robot programming, systems integration with conveyors and vision, simulation, commissioning troubleshooting, cycle-time optimization, and cross-disciplinary collaboration.

Seeking Mechanical Robotics (Humanoid) engineers to build intelligent, embodied systems that operate in the real world. Impact company direction, advance your career, and collaborate with portfolio companies to develop humanoid robotic hardware and systems.

As a Forward Deployed Robotics Engineer, you'll manage robotic systems' technical issues in real-world settings, performing diagnostics, collaborating with teams, and analyzing data for resolution and improvements.

The Robotics Engineer will develop software solutions for robotic manipulation, design algorithms, and collaborate with the ML team on real robot deployments.

As a Robotics Engineer, you'll operate and test robot platforms, integrate sensors, manage data pipelines, and debug issues to improve model evaluation.

Design, develop, test, and debug features for autonomous construction equipment while optimizing controls systems and maintaining code quality standards.

Lead the design, development, and deployment of autonomous systems for heavy construction equipment while mentoring engineering teams and improving system performance.

Design and develop the mechanical aspects of data-center robotics including end effectors, docking, and robot-plant interfaces. Rapidly prototype, test to failure, instrument trials, and productionize hardware with DFM, reliability, and spare strategies while collaborating closely with controls and software teams.

Design and engineer robot controls for data-center robotics: motion, safety, and facility integration. Own control-stack integration (fleet management, dispatch, telemetry), design safety architecture, commission and debug systems on-site, and meet availability targets.

Build software for data-center robotics including task planning, fleet coordination, perception, navigation stacks, and integration with company systems. Ship autonomy glue combining perception, navigation, and task logic. Own operational tooling for monitoring, teleoperation fallback, and diagnostics. Integrate robotics mission and exception data into platform. Require production robotics experience, ROS or equivalent middleware, remote-failure engineering, enterprise integration, and hardware-software debugging.

The Planning & Controls Engineer will develop and deploy planning and control systems for robotics in outdoor environments, working on trajectory generation and real-time control techniques.

Develop software for motion control and safety management of robotic systems. Collaborate with teams, contribute to the software lifecycle, and lead prototype integration.

The Robotics Controls Engineer will develop advanced motion control systems for robotics, integrating software and hardware across multiple disciplines while implementing effective control algorithms and ensuring safety and efficiency.

As a Site Reliability Engineer, you'll ensure robotics system reliability, build telemetry integration, and develop tools for diagnostics and automation, collaborating with engineering teams for enhanced production reliability.

As a Software Engineer in Robotics, you'll develop production software for Vision-Language-Action models, including data integration, benchmarking, and dataset management, collaborating with clients to enhance robot learning systems.

As a Robotics Research Engineer, you will design, implement, and deploy intelligent robotic systems, focusing on system architecture and control methods for manufacturing applications.

Assemble, test, and bring up humanoid robotic subsystems and full systems; interpret drawings and wiring diagrams; troubleshoot electromechanical issues; support prototyping, validation, documentation (BOMs, work instructions), and partner with supply chain and operations.

Design and implement robotics software for lab automation, including motion planning, collision avoidance, vision for consumables, simulation and on-robot integration, and collaborate with partner scientists to deploy scalable, robust solutions.

The Robotics Application Engineer leads deployment of autonomous excavators, conducts site evaluations, troubleshoots issues, collaborates on technical strategy, and communicates value to customers.