Robotics Embedded Test Engineer: Build & Validate Hardware

Polluxa, Inc.; Carrollton (TX); On-site; USD 98,000 - 115,000; Full time

Job summary

REV Robotics in Carrollton, TX is seeking an embedded software engineer to design and build test fixtures for robotics hardware. You will develop software on single board computers (e.g., Raspberry Pi) and drive testability and instrumentation across the product line.

You will own and improve build systems (CMake, Gradle) for C, C++, and Java projects, automate workflows, and collaborate with hardware and QA teams to ensure robust validation.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering or Computer Science or equivalent.
• Experience with build systems such as CMake and Gradle for Java, C, and C++ projects.
• Experience developing on Linux and for Raspberry Pi.
• Proficiency with Git and collaborative development practices.
• Ability to work independently with minimal supervision.

Responsibilities

• Design and build test fixtures for robotics hardware, including the software needed to run them.
• Develop fixture control software on single board computers running Linux, interfacing with devices under test.
• Develop and modify embedded software on the devices under test to support testability, instrumentation, and debugging.
• Create, maintain, and improve build systems for projects across the team (CMake, Gradle, etc.).
• Automate build, test, and release workflows so hardware and software can be validated quickly and repeatedly.
• Collaborate with hardware, product development, and QA teams to define test coverage and requirements.
• Analyze test results and fixture data to identify failures and drive improvements.
• Participate in code reviews.

Skills

C/C++

Java

Python

Linux

Raspberry Pi

Git

Embedded systems

Education

Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering or Computer Science

Tools

CMake

Gradle

Job description

REV Robotics in Carrollton, TX is seeking an embedded software engineer to design and build test fixtures for robotics hardware. You will develop software on single board computers (e.g., Raspberry Pi) and drive testability and instrumentation across the product line.

You will own and improve build systems (CMake, Gradle) for C, C++, and Java projects, automate workflows, and collaborate with hardware and QA teams to ensure robust validation.