Work with the founding engineering team to design, prototype, and test electromechanical robotic subsystems for autonomous construction robots. Integrate sensors and actuators, tune motor control, bring up hardware in ROS/ROS2, perform fabrication and assembly, run experiments, analyze results, debug electromechanical issues, and document designs and procedures.

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.

Hands-on mechatronics engineer owning hardware-software integration for an autonomous robot. Responsibilities include sensor/actuator driver development in ROS2, debugging firmware and real-time protocols, CAD design and GD&T drawings, PCB/power wiring support, test automation and HIL validation, and field reliability/stress testing for construction environments.