Robotics Engineer

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Key Responsibilities

logging, synchronization, calibration, and replay. Build the test rigs and benchmarks that tell us whether the model is improving over time. Keep the fleet running — debug failures across hardware,

Requirements Summary

from kernel-level driver issues to ML pipeline bugs. Track record of standing up complex robot setups and keeping them running.

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EngineeringRobotics Engineer

THE ROLE

We don't build robots — we test models on them. As the founding Robotics Engineer, you'll bring up commercial robot platforms (humanoids, arms, mobile bases), wire up the sensors and data pipelines our world models need, and run the experiments that tell us whether the model actually works in the real world

WHAT YOU'LL DO

Bring up and operate off-the-shelf robot platforms (humanoids, manipulators, mobile bases) for model evaluation and data collection.
Integrate cameras, depth sensors, IMUs, and other sensors needed for world-model rollouts and policy evaluation.
Own the data pipeline from robot to training: logging, synchronization, calibration, and replay.
Build the test rigs and benchmarks that tell us whether the model is improving over time.
Keep the fleet running — debug failures across hardware, drivers, and integration code.
Be the bridge between research and the physical world: translate "what the model needs" into "what the robot does."

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

Strong systems integration background — robots, drivers, sensors, real-time control.
Hands-on with ROS/ROS2 (or equivalent), Python, and Linux at the systems level.
Comfortable debugging across the stack: from kernel-level driver issues to ML pipeline bugs.
Track record of standing up complex robot setups and keeping them running.

Preferred: experience with humanoids/manipulators from major vendors (Unitree, Figure, 1X, Agility, Franka, etc.), and prior work in a research lab where the robot was a means to an end rather than the end itself.