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Propel in Los Angeles is seeking an early-career robotics engineer to own precise and reliable robot motion across trajectory planning, control algorithms, sensor feedback, simulation and real-world performance.
You will work with perception, AI/ML and software engineers to turn R&D into production-ready systems, with real ownership and growth across controls, motion planning and system integration.
This is an awesome opportunity to join a fast paced start up organisation who have big plans! If you are a motivated engineer who loves to solve complex problems....please read on!!
This is an LA based role, you will need to be based in the area or open to relocating.
We are very keen to hear from candidates with Robotic Arm Experience!
You will own precise and reliable robot motion across trajectory planning, control algorithms, sensor feedback, simulation and real-world performance. Day to day, this includes building kinematic and dynamic models, tuning control loops for accuracy and repeatability, integrating motion with computer vision and sensor feedback for closed-loop behaviours, and developing safety, fault detection and recovery mechanisms.
You will work closely with a cross functional team including perception, AI/ML and software engineers to turn R&D into robust, production-ready systems. It is a strong opportunity for an early-career engineer who wants to grow quickly across controls, motion planning, system integration and deployment.
Ideally you will hold a BS in Robotics, Control Systems or a similar discipline, and bring 2+ years of hands-on experience developing robotics or motion-control systems:
(not all required of course!)
This is a fast-paced, innovative robotics startup building automation that works in the real world, not just the lab. Our robots are already deployed commercially and performing every day, and we are now scaling the technology further. Our engineers get real ownership, close collaboration across disciplines, and the chance to see their work running on live systems.