Top Robotics Engineer Jobs in San Francisco Bay Area, CA

The Robotics Controls Engineer will design and maintain control systems for autonomous haul trucks, focusing on localization, path following, and control algorithms, while collaborating with cross-functional teams and debugging issues.

Develop high-level autonomy systems for coordinating fleets of autonomous haul trucks in mining environments, focusing on path planning, multi-vehicle coordination, and dispatch systems.

Design, develop, and deploy software components for Software Defined Manufacturing. Ensure high-quality software through clean coding, testing, and collaboration in an Agile environment.

Design, implement, and maintain production robotics software across the autonomy stack including ROS-based control, sensor integration, motion planning, and embedded C++ systems. Work hands-on with hardware to debug, calibrate, and optimize robots for real-world construction environments and build production monitoring and diagnostics infrastructure.

Develop and lead software for robotic systems, focusing on control, sensing, teleoperation, and integration with AI and hardware teams.

Design components and systems for production robots, ensuring performance and manufacturability. Collaborate with engineers to support product development.

Design and develop software for robotic systems, focusing on performance optimization, motion planning, and collaboration with hardware engineers. Conduct simulations to validate system performance.

Responsible for design, planning, and management of projects, ensuring customer satisfaction for automation and robotics systems. Requires troubleshooting, programming, and customer training while maintaining quality and efficiency.

The Senior Software Engineer will develop and optimize software for robotics systems, focusing on connectivity, observability, fleet management, and cloud infrastructure to ensure reliability and performance in real-world conditions.

As a Senior Robotics Software Engineer, you'll develop and maintain robotics software, interface with hardware, and implement motion planning for production-level robotic systems.

The Robotics & Automation Project Engineer will provide advanced support and ensure reliability of deployed robotic systems, focusing on troubleshooting, system optimization, and long-term customer success.

Design and implement near real-time controls, motion planning, and networking systems for deployed robots. Optimize stacks for high-frequency data, tune drivers/kernels/middleware for real-time performance, and build telemetry and tooling for latency measurement, debugging, and fault detection. Collaborate with electrical, mechanical, autonomy, perception, and deployment teams to ensure safe, low-latency, and reliable robot operation.

As a (Senior) Technical Pre-Sales Engineer at RobCo, you'll design automation solutions, collaborate with teams, and present concepts to clients in robotics and AI-driven technologies.

The Robotics Test Engineer will design and execute test suites, build automation frameworks, and manage test requests to ensure quality in autonomous vehicle software. Responsibilities include coordinating field tests, analyzing results, and improving testing processes.

Develop and execute test cases for robotic systems, troubleshoot issues, and ensure quality improvement in collaboration with various teams.

The Senior Robotics Manipulation Engineer will address manipulation and control challenges by developing models and improving software in robotic systems.

Develop and evaluate high-resolution tactile sensing and dexterous manipulation systems by processing tactile and force-torque data, implementing slip-detection and compliant control, training multi-fingered grasping policies, integrating solutions into robotic platforms, and conducting experiments to validate performance.

Design, test, and optimize electromechanical systems and motor control firmware. Specify and tune BLDC motors, harmonic drives, and gearboxes. Implement FOC firmware on microcontrollers and integrate industrial communications (EtherCAT, CAN). Collaborate with mechanical engineers on joint design and thermal management to improve efficiency and torque density.

The Staff Software Integration Engineer will develop motion control software for robots, manage firmware development, and work with hardware teams on prototypes.

As a Robotics System Engineer, you will architect large-scale software/hardware systems, gather customer requirements, and support engineering teams in testing and validation to exceed expectations.

As a Mechanical & Robotics Engineer, you'll design and produce hardware for an assistive robotic arm, collaborate with cross-functional teams, and drive product development from concept to production.

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.

Develop, integrate, and validate autonomy features for autonomous vehicles, lead technical executions for deployments, and debug systems across sensors and software stacks.

Develop and maintain software systems for robotics data collection and model training, utilizing various technologies for end-to-end solutions.

Engineer low-latency, high-throughput sensor and actuator pipelines, optimize system performance, and integrate complex models into real-time workflows while collaborating across teams.