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THEKER Robotics seeks a Software Engineer, Robotics Deployment to carry a robotic use case from bench experiments into real production plants. You will join small teams, scale deployments across sites, and become the customer’s software counterpart as you own subsystems like vision or metrics.
You will inherit a Python and ROS2 stack, fix bugs, ship small features, and eventually lead on-site validation and scale-up. This role is entirely on-site in Barcelona with travel to customer plants.
At THEKER, we're taking on one of the greatest challenges of the 21st century: redefining how physical work gets done in the world.
At THEKER, we're taking on one of the greatest challenges of the 21st century: redefining how physical work gets done in the world.
We are a robotics and AI company building intelligent, adaptable systems that solve problems traditional automation never could. From Barcelona, our mission is to create a generation-defining company leading the robotics revolution.
By joining us, you will have the chance to do the most meaningful work of your life, setting a new standard for industrial automation and driving breakthroughs with global reach, while being surrounded by a focused, talent-dense team that shares this ambition and is here to win.
We recently closed the largest robotics Series A in Europe's history, and we're looking for the top 0.01% of talent to take on that mission with us, and build the biggest company in the world.
We are looking for a Software Engineer, Robotics Deployment to take a working robotic use case from the bench to real production plants, and then own it. Our cells are built by small teams in three to six months. Once a pilot works, someone has to run it in a customer's plant and scale it to more robots and more sites. That is this role. It also frees the original developers to start the next use case.
You will inherit a Python and ROS2 system that is already built: dozens of nodes, configuration per environment, and internal packages you use through their documentation. In your first month you work next to the people who wrote it, fixing bugs and shipping small features. By month two you own subsystems like vision or metrics, join the plant installation and run the final on-site validation on your own. From month three the system is yours. You lead the scale-up, decide what gets industrialised and act as the customer's technical counterpart for the software.
This is a software role that lives in plants. Most of your work is reading code you didn't write, making small changes that respect its design and finding out why something fails on a running system. The research is done when you arrive, and you will spend real time on site. ROS2 is not a requirement. If you write solid Python and get productive fast in someone else's codebase, we'll teach you the rest.
These steps can be completed in about two weeks.
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