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The University of Colorado Boulder is seeking an Embedded Firmware and Flight Control Engineer to design and implement bio-inspired flight control architectures on aerial platforms and to lead demonstrations of advanced UAS capabilities.
You will write low-level C++ for microcontrollers, configure RTOS, and integrate CAN, SPI, I2C, and UART interfaces while ensuring safe, reliable flight demonstrations for stakeholders.
The Bio-Inspired Perception and Robotics Laboratory (BPRL) isseeking an Embedded Firmware and Flight Control Engineer. Thesuccessful candidate will design and implement novel bio-inspiredflight control architectures (inner and outer loop) on aerialplatforms and execute flight demonstrations for stakeholders. Theengineer will help bridge the gap between theoretical controllerdesign, development, and implementation of aerial platform on-boardhardware and software. They will also help to implement andtroubleshoot custom control architectures, and act as the pointperson for demonstrations showcasing advanced UAS capabilities,including computer vision, sensor fusion, navigation, ensuringevery demonstration is safe, reliable, and representative of thetechnologies being showcased.
CU is an Equal Opportunity Employer and complies with allapplicable federal, state, and local laws governingnondiscrimination in employment. We are committed to creating aworkplace where all individuals are treated with respect anddignity, and we encourage individuals from all backgrounds toapply, including protected veterans and individuals withdisabilities.
The Bio-Inspired Perception and Robotics Laboratory (BPRL) is afacility in the Department of Mechanical Engineering and theRobotics Graduate Program at the University of Colorado, Boulderthat conducts research and development in the areas of fieldrobotics and biologically inspired robotics. We seek to distill thefundamental sensing, processing and feedback principles that governrobust behavior in organisms to enable new classes of roboticsystems with improved agility, locomotion and autonomy.
The successful candidate will design, write, and test low-level C++code on microcontrollers/microprocessors, write custom controlarchitecture code and tune control loops for desired flightperformance, troubleshoot circuit boards and communicationprotocols (CAN, I2C, UART, etc.), and configure real-time operatingsystems (RTOS). The candidate will also be responsible for settingup, launching, and executing flight demonstrations forstakeholders.
The annual salary range for this appointment will be $70,000 -$80,000.
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PhD in engineering, robotics, or computer science.