Robotics Engineer (AI)
The Role:
We’re looking for a senior Robotics AI Engineer to join our core team. You’ll work at the intersection of hardware, data, and learning — making the physical system work end-to-end and bridging research with real-world deployment.
This is a hands-on role for someone who builds, ships, and debugs real systems. Day-to-day, you’ll be:
- Integrating and operating real robots (starting with robotic arms, expanding to other form factors) with our stack
- Building and maintaining the data pipelines that turn raw multimodal capture into clean, synchronised training data
- Solving retargeting — mapping human demonstrations onto different robot embodiments accurately and stably
- Owning calibration end-to-end, across humans, sensors, and robot platforms
- Running sim-to-real workflows and closing the gap between simulation and physical performance
- Deploying trained policies onto physical hardware and debugging until they work reliably
- Collaborating directly with our ML and hardware teams to make sure the full stack performs as one system
Required Experience:
- Bachelor’s or Master’s in Mechatronics, Mechanical Engineering, Robotics, or a closely related field
- Proven hands-on experience deploying real robotic systems (not just simulation)
- Strong robotics software background — kinematics, dynamics, control
- Python (production-grade), comfortable in Linux environments
- Sim2Real workflows and the practical debugging that comes with them
- Sensor synchronisation across cameras, IMUs, encoders, and tactile sensors
- Experience with at least one of: LeRobot, Isaac Sim/Lab, or equivalent robotics frameworks
- Demonstrated ability to debug real systems under pressure
Strong Bonus:
- PhD in Mechatronics, Robotics, or a related discipline
- Working knowledge of AI / ML — particularly applied to robotics
- Prior work with VLA models (π0, π0.5, OpenVLA, RT-2 or similar)
- ROS 2, C++, Git, CI/CD, containerisation (Docker)
- Experience with imitation learning, diffusion policies, or flow matching for robotics
- Open-source contributions to robotics projects
- Inverse kinematics, motion retargeting, or teleoperation pipeline experience
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