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Inria, Centre ACENTAURI, à Sophia-Antipolis, recherche des ingénieurs en robotique pour rejoindre une équipe travaillant sur des robots autonomes collaboratifs et des systèmes multi-robot. Le candidat participera à des projets Robotics perception et AI, et interviendra sur la durée du projet Agrifood-TEF en France.
Le poste implique le développement d’algorithmes de mapping, localisation et contrôle, avec mobilité et collaboration étroite avec des partenaires industriels et chercheurs;
Level of qualifications required : PhD or equivalent
Other valued qualifications : Master/PhD in robotics
Fonction : Temporary scientific engineer
Level of experience : From 3 to 5 years
The Inria centre at Université Côte d'Azur includes 42 research teams and 9 support services. The centre's staff (about 500 people) is made up of scientists of different nationalities, engineers, technicians and administrative staff. The teams are mainly located on the university campuses of Sophia Antipolis and Nice as well as Montpellier, in close collaboration with research and higher education laboratories and establishments (Université Côte d'Azur, CNRS, INRAE, INSERM ...), but also with the regiona economic players.
With a presence in the fields of computational neuroscience and biology, data science and modeling, software engineering and certification, as well as collaborative robotics, the Inria Centre at Université Côte d'Azur is a major player in terms of scientific excellence through its results and collaborations at both European and international levels.
The ACENTAURI research team (https://team.inria.fr/acentauri/ ), located in the Inria Center of the Côte d'Azur University in Sophia-Antipolis, is offering different robotics engineer positions working in a team for the coming years.
ACENTAURI is a robotics team that studies and develops autonomous and intelligent robots that collaborate with each other to perform difficult tasks in complex and dynamic environments.
The team addresses perception, decision and control problems for multi-robot collaboration by proposing an original hybrid approach to artificial intelligence based on models and data and by studying efficient algorithms. The team focuses on applications such as multi-robot patrol systems for environmental monitoring and transporting people and goods. In these applications, several robots share multi-sensor information possibly coming from the infrastructure.
The effectiveness of the proposed approaches is demonstrated on real robotic systems such as cars and drones in collaboration with industrial partners.
Within the Framework of the European project Agrifood-TEF (01/01/2023-31/12/2028), INRIA-ACENTAURI is working to set up a Living Lab (Mobile Laboratory) in order to deliver on site services for SMEs or farmers. The project is organized with different national nodes and satellites. Inria belongs to the french national node.
The first two years of the project will focus on the setup of the system and services, while the three remaining years will be used to provide and maintain services.
The Living Lab will contain a multi-robot platform composed of aerial drones and autonomous ground robots that communicates with each other. All the robots will be equipped with dedicated sensors for navigation and for the dedicated uses cases of SMEs or farmers.
The complete system will be able to:
INRIA Acentauri is looking to setup a team of engineers in this aim.
As a whole, the team will have to cover a wide area of requirements :
Travel: Travel is expected for system development, data acquisition and on site services.
The missions entrusted to the engineer will mainly be the following:
[1] Open-ROX is a software suite developed in the ACENTAURI team
Collaboration : The candidate will therefore work in close collaboration with the Agrifood-TEF engineers team, doctoral students and post-docs of the team.
Responsibilities: The candidate will have to integrate into the ACENTAURI engineering team and participate in the animation of the projects. In addition, he (she) will have to perform the important tasks of communication, report writing, and methodology implemented in ACENTAURI (project monitoring and project management under Git and Gitlab). He (she) will have the r esponsibility for mobility services (mapping, localization, slam, etc.)
Complementary activities:
Technical skills and level required:
The candidate should preferably have obtained a PhD in Robotics perception or an engineering degree with an already proved experience (at least 3 years). The candidate must have a solid foundation in software development (Matlab, C/C++, Python, Git, OpenCL, CMAKE, ROS1, ROS2, ...). He must have knowledge in programming of machine learning methods (learning and inference) and GPU programming will be highly appreciated.
Languages:
a good level in English read/written/spoken is expected.
Interpersonal skills:
The candidate will be in contact with the members of the team and will have to integrate into the ACENTAURI engineering team. He/she must have the appropriate relational qualities.
Additional skills appreciated:
The car driven licence is mandatory. The drone remote control licence is a plus, if necessary this licence will have to be passed within the first three months of the contract.
He/she must also be highly motivated for multidisciplinary studies and all aspects of R&D ranging from fundamental to experimental work.
From 2692 € gross monthly (according to degree and experience)
As part of its diversity policy, all Inria positions are accessible to people with disabilities.
Portrait in broad strokes of the expected collaborator:
Inria is the French national research institute dedicated to digital science and technology. It employs 2,600 people. Its 200 agile project teams, generally run jointly with academic partners, include more than 3,500 scientists and engineers working to meet the challenges of digital technology, often at the interface with other disciplines. The Institute also employs numerous talents in over forty different professions. 900 research support staff contribute to the preparation and development of scientific and entrepreneurial projects that have a worldwide impact.