Get more replies from employers
Send a job-specific resume in minutes.
MBN Solutions partners with a YC-backed robotics startup to deliver production-grade robotics software for industrial arms. You will work across perception, planning, controls, and system integration, shipping code directly to production robots in live manufacturing environments.
You’ll be part of a small, collaborative team with high ownership and real impact on customers, deployments, and product direction. Expect to travel to customer sites and help scale deployments.
MBN Solutions is partnered with a YC-backed robotics startup that’s building the AI brain for industrial robot arms, enabling automation of some of manufacturing’s most dangerous and labour-intensive processes.
Already deployed in production environments, the company’s technology is being used by customers across aerospace, defence and energy, with demand growing rapidly. As a result, they’re looking to hire a Robotics Software Engineer to join their high-performing engineering team and help scale deployments across critical manufacturing workflows.
This is a rare opportunity to join a robotics company where your work won’t sit in simulation or research environments. Engineers regularly see code deployed onto production robots within 1-2 months, solving real-world customer problems from day one.
As a Robotics Software Engineer, you’ll operate as a robotics generalist, working across perception, planning, controls, and system integration to deliver reliable robotic systems in live manufacturing environments.
You’ll join a small, highly collaborative engineering team where ownership is high, bureaucracy is low, and every engineer has a direct impact on customers, deployments, and product direction.
We’re looking for engineers who enjoy building and deploying robotics systems in the real world. Candidates with hands-on deployment experience will be particularly successful in this environment.
This role is unlikely to be a fit for candidates coming exclusively from pure software engineering backgrounds with no robotics exposure, or researchers who have not worked on deployed robotic systems.