About the RoleWe’re building production-grade robotic systems that operate in some of the most challenging industrial environments. As a Machine Learning Engineer focused on perception and control, you’ll develop the end-to-end ML systems that enable robots to understand complex environments, localize weld paths, and execute precise manipulation tasks in the real world.
This is an applied, hands-on robotics ML role — your work will ship to the field quickly and directly impact system performance and reliability.
What You’ll Work On
- Build real-time perception systems for identifying seams, joints, obstacles, and geometric features in cluttered industrial settings
- Develop robotic manipulation controllers, including trajectory generation, tool control, and adaptive servoing
- Own production ML pipelines, including training, optimization, deployment, monitoring, and iterative improvement
- Debug and integrate with physical hardware: cameras, depth sensors, calibration systems, and industrial robot arms
- Collaborate closely with robotics, controls, and integration teams to ensure robust performance in dynamic environments
- Deploy and test ML models in the field with real operators and real constraints
What We’re Looking For
- 3–7+ years building ML systems deployed in robotics, autonomous systems, industrial automation, or real-world environments
- Strong experience with PyTorch or TensorFlow, real-time inference optimization, and classical CV tooling
- Hands-on experience with robot arms (Fanuc, ABB, UR, KUKA, etc.) and hardware-software integration
- Strong background in computer vision: detection, segmentation, depth estimation, spatial reasoning
- Comfort working with field hardware — sensors, calibration, debugging, failure analysis
- Bonus: ROS/ROS2, SLAM, 3D reconstruction, force/torque sensing, or previous industrial robotics exposure
- Bonus: Experience in manufacturing, welding, or other precision industrial tasks
Why This Role Is Unique
- Your models run in live customer environments, not just labs
- Huge opportunity to shape the perception + control stack of a frontier robotics platform
- Immediate, visible impact — robots that act differently because of your code
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Job Description #2-Senior Deep Learning Engineer — Autonomous Robotics IntelligenceAbout the RoleWe’re building the intelligence layer that enables next-generation robots to perform complex, high-precision tasks autonomously in real industrial environments. As a Senior Deep Learning Engineer, you’ll design the models and algorithms that drive weld path planning, adaptive control, and automated quality inspection.
This role blends deep learning, advanced computer vision, robotics fundamentals, and reasoning-driven decision systems. You’ll work across perception, simulation, planning, and adaptive control to push the boundaries of what autonomous robots can do.
What You’ll Work On
- Develop weld path planning models that interpret engineering drawings, 3D scans, and perception data to generate optimized trajectories
- Build adaptive welding control systems that adjust parameters in real time using visual, thermal, and force-sensor feedback
- Create automated quality inspection systems using CV, thermal analysis, sensor fusion, and structured light
- Develop sim-to-real pipelines for training, evaluation, and behavior transfer
- Work closely with robotics, hardware, and field teams to refine performance using real-world data
- Own core pieces of the autonomy and intelligence stack, from modeling to deployment
What We’re Looking For
- 4–8+ years experience building and deploying ML or robotics systems
- Deep expertise in computer vision and deep learning, including generative models, perception pipelines, or multimodal modeling
- Strong grounding in robotics fundamentals — kinematics, motion planning, control, trajectory optimization
- Experience building ML systems that solve real-world problems, not only academic datasets
- Bonus: simulation frameworks (Isaac Sim, Gazebo, PyBullet), 3D geometry, digital twins
- Bonus: manufacturing automation, quality inspection, welding/industrial processes
- Bonus: Publications or strong applied research experience (ICRA, CoRL, RSS, CVPR, NeurIPS, etc.)
Why This Role Is Unique
- You’re building the intelligence layer, not just perception
- Direct impact on autonomy capabilities used in high-value industrial applications
- Significant technical ownership + greenfield modeling opportunities
- Work spans modeling, simulation, planning, and real-world field integration