Staff Robotics Software Engineer

Multiply Labs
San Francisco, CA, United States
19 days ago
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Role details

Contract type
Permanent contract
Employment type
Full-time (> 32 hours)
Experience level
Expert
Experience required
3 years minimum
Compensation
$195,000.0 - $260,000.0
Working hours
Regular working hours
Job source

Tech stack

Software Quality Kinematics Motion Planning System Testing Multithreading Robot Operating System Process Control Systems

Job description

  • Robot Software Development: Design and implement production-ready software for robotic platforms, ranging from high-level robotic logic to low-level hardware communication.

  • Modular Architecture: Develop and maintain modular codebases designed to handle an arbitrary number of operations for automated manufacturing.

  • Motion Planning & Control: Implement and optimize sophisticated algorithms for trajectory generation, motion smoothing, and collision avoidance in constrained environments.
  • Hardware Interfacing: Develop reliable software interfaces for robotic manipulators to interact with and operate various instruments and custom components.
  • Kinematics & Solvers: Design and implement high-performance numerical gradient-based kinematic solvers and real-time trajectory parameterization algorithms.
  • Simulation & Validation: Design and improve high-fidelity simulation environments with dynamically rendered tools and realistic collision modeling for system validation.

  • Fault Handling: Design state-based task management systems with robust error recovery and safety-first features for industrial automation.

  • Technical Leadership: Serve as a point-of-contact for technical roadmaps and provide expert knowledge on deterministic robotic navigation.

Requirements

  • Bachelor’s degree in mechatronics engineering, robotics, or a related engineering field.
  • 7 years of progressive experience as an engineer or related in robotics software engineering.
  • 3 years (may be concurrent with 7 years) in the following:
  • Design or implementation of multi-threaded or multi-process control systems;
  • UR (robotic manipulators or arms);
  • Trajectory computation, generation, or parameterization; Robotic collision checking or detection;

  • Production level code with emphasis on code quality, reliability, and performance.

About the company

Multiply Labs is a cutting-edge startup based in San Francisco, California, supported by top-tier tech and life science investors such as Casdin Capital, Lux Capital, and Y Combinator. Our mission is to build the best robots in the world, and use them to make the most advanced life-saving therapies accessible to all.

We are revolutionizing the manufacturing of cell therapies by developing advanced robotic systems designed to automate and scale the production of these life-saving treatments. Our robots empower biopharma companies to produce cell therapies at scale without significantly changing their existing processes, reducing regulatory barriers and risks. While traditional approaches are time-consuming and lead to extremely high costs for patients (typically $1M+ per patient), using robotics can make these transformative treatments more accessible and affordable to patients in need.

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