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Agent guide: [/agents.md](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/agents.md). --- # Robotics Infrastructure Engineer - **Company:** DOORDASH, INC. - **Location:** New York, NY, United States (Remote available) - **Salary:** $168,000.0 - $247,000.0 - **Contract:** Permanent contract - **Skills:** C++ (Programming Language), Cloud Computing, CMake, Continuous Integration, Software Debugging, Middleware, Fault Tolerance, GNU Linker, Integrated Development Environments, Python (Programming Language), Message Passing Interface, Open Source Technology, Package Management Systems, Regression Testing, Data Logging, Plotly, Build Tools, DO-178B - **Published:** September 4, 2026 - **Apply:** https://startup.jobs/software-engineer-robotics-infrastructure-autonomy-robotics-doordash-air-doordash-usa-8710565 ## About the Role * You have prior experience at a robotics company in a similar infrastructure role * You have experience with robotics middleware (ROS2, LCM, eCal, Apex.AI) * You have experience with build systems and package managers (CMake, Bazel, Nix, Conan) * You have experience with NVidia Jetson and JetPack * You have experience with robotics logging and visualization (RViz, Foxglove, Rerun, Plotly) * You have strong C++ and Python skills, and you're comfortable with systems-level debugging * You love diving into build system and compiler internals (LLVM, linker behavior, optimization passes) * You want to own and define a critical layer of infrastructure, not just contribute to one * You get excited about rendering and plotting robot internals, and you treat observability as a first-class problem * You're driven by a passion for delivering outstanding customer experiences * You have a proactive approach to development, often crafting new tools * BS/MS/PhD in CS, EE, ME, Robotics, or related field, + Experience designing fault-tolerant systems for safety-critical applications (aerospace, automotive, medical) + Contributions to open-source robotics tooling + Experience with deterministic replay or time-travel debugging for robotics + Familiarity with DO-178C or similar certification-aware development processes + Experience with Nix for reproducible robotics builds + You have informed opinions on process supervision (systemd vs custom vs supervisord) and can articulate the tradeoffs + You've debugged DDS/middleware issues under real-time constraints on embedded hardware ## Description We're hiring a Robotics Infrastructure Engineer in our Autonomy Software team. In this role, you'll own, build, and manage the infrastructure that makes aerial autonomy development possible. You'll work on the onboard systems that keep a drone alive (process management, health monitoring, parameterization) and the development environment that makes the team fast (build systems, CI/CD, logging, debugging, regression testing). This is not cloud infrastructure. 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