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Wandercraft, leader des robots humanoïdes, renforce son équipe de Manipulation pour relever des défis industriels. Nous cherchons un ingénieur sénior maîtrisant la manipulation robotique afin de transformer des approches avancées — du contrôle basé sur modèle à l'apprentissage par imitation et aux modèles de diffusion — en capacités robustes sur des robots réels.
Le rôle allie recherche, expérimentation pratique et intégration, avec une forte orientation sur des problèmes de manipulation réels.
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Wandercraft is strengthening its Manipulation team to tackle challenging industrial use cases with Calvin, our humanoid robot.
We are looking for a senior engineer with strong expertise in robotic manipulation to help us push the state of the art and turn advanced approaches — from model-based control to imitation learning and diffusion policies — into robust capabilities on real robots.
The role combines research, hands‑on experimentation, and integration, with a strong focus on solving real‑world manipulation problems.
Reporting to the Head of Manipulataion within the AI & Control department, the AI & Control Senior Engineer will be in charge of (non-exhaustive list):
Conducting literature reviews, particularly in robotic manipulation
Presenting the latest research advances and internally developed algorithms to the team
Developing manipulation algorithms and training policies
Testing algorithms on real robots and in simulation
Studying use‑cases and proposing technical solutions
Improving simulator realism and comparing different simulation environments
Developing automated tests, improving code quality, and designing verification pipelines to prevent regressions
Participating to the product design by explaining hardware requirements related to manipulation (required speeds, sensing, computing, …)
Demonstrating tasks and collecting demonstrations for learning experiments
Traveling to customer factories to validate use cases in real‑world conditions and troubleshoot issues when necessary