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Airbus Operations SAS in Toulouse is seeking an Advanced Perception System Designer (M/F) to join the Robotics Development department. You will lead sensor design and perception algorithms in C++/Python, calibrations, and integration with the robotic control stack, shaping safe and high‑performance industrial solutions.
The role offers strong learning, international mobility, and extensive upskilling opportunities.
Airbus Commercial Aircraft is looking for a Advanced Perception System Designer (M/F) to join our Robotics Development department based in Toulouse, France.
You will join the Robotics Development department. We are a multicultural team that develops and supports robotics and automation solutions for all of Airbus's civil plants and its Final Assembly Lines (FAL), acting as an internal supplier and center of competence. We design differentiating and disruptive robotic solutions for a better, safer, and more competitive future for Airbus and its employees. Our fields of application include assembly, inspection, painting, and composites.
Global capital of aeronautics and European capital for space research, Toulouse is a dynamic city in the southwest of France served by an international airport. Ideally located between the Mediterranean sea and the Atlantic ocean and close to the Pyrenees mountains, it offers plenty of options for outdoor activities!
At Airbus, we support you to work, connect and collaborate more easily and flexibly. Wherever possible, we foster flexible working arrangements to stimulate innovative thinking.
As an Advanced Perception System Designer (M/F), you will be the technical authority responsible for how our robots perceive, interpret, and interact with the physical world. You will be the guarantor of the "sensorimotor loop," ensuring that high-fidelity data from sensors are transformed into actionable intelligence in real time. Your work lies at the critical intersection of hardware capabilities, algorithmic performance, and system reliability.