Research Engineer

Tutor Intelligence; City of Watertown (NY); On-site; USD 80,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Tutor Intelligence in Watertown, NY, seeks a Research Engineer to build AI algorithms and robotics systems that have a significant impact on the physical world. Ideal candidates possess strong programming fundamentals, with flexibility in their skills as Tutor engineers customize roles to tackle the forefront of robotics development.

Join a dynamic team motivated by creating tangible results beyond digital applications. At Tutor, every line of code contributes to solving core technical problems influencing global economy.

Qualifications

• Motivated and curious individuals with strong programming skills are required.
• Experience in specific technical stacks or with robotics/ML is beneficial.

Responsibilities

• Build AI algorithms and systems for robotics.
• Shape and tackle the challenges in robotics development.

Skills

Strong programming fundamentals

Robotics experience

Machine Learning experience

Job description

The Role

Are you tired of writing incremental code for massive CRUD web-apps? Do you want to build systems from the ground up that effect change in the physical world, not just the digital one? At Tutor, we are motivated by atoms not electrons: every line of code you write has a real world impact at the foundation of our global economy, solving the core technical problems to evolve humanity and society to the next level.

Tutor Intelligence builds software to enable ordinary robots to achieve extraordinary things. As a research engineer, your work lies at the center of this challenge, building the AI algorithms and systems that drive novel capabilities in the lab and in the field.

At the core, we are looking for motivated and curious individuals who have exceptionally strong programming fundamentals. Experience in specific technical stacks or with robotics/ML are helpful but not requirements: whatever shape your skill set is, Tutor engineers and researchers shape their own roles to best tackle the frontier of robotics development.