Staff Network Architect - Industrial Robotics & Wireless

Mytra Robotics; Brisbane (CA); On-site; USD 210,000 - 230,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Equity

Health coverage

401(k)

Onsite gym

PTO

Holidays

Job summary

Mytra Robotics is building a new class of product for warehouse automation, and this Staff Network Systems Engineer role is the technical owner of the product network. You will design, deploy, and validate Ethernet and wireless infrastructure to support robots, on‑premises compute, and operator interfaces.

This hands‑on role spans architecture through hardware selection, deployment, validation, and ongoing evolution.

Qualifications

• Experience designing production network systems with architecture ownership through deployment.
• Strong knowledge of Ethernet/IP networking, VLANs, DHCP, DNS, QoS, redundancy and security.
• Experience with wireless networks in industrial environments and roaming.

Responsibilities

• Own wired and wireless network design, including topology, switching, routing, addressing, segmentation, redundancy, QoS, and roaming.
• Define network requirements from latency, jitter, packet loss, throughput, and availability for robotic systems.
• Lead hardware selection, evaluation, qualification, and lifecycle of networking components.
• Partner with Electrical and Mechanical Engineering on cabinets, power, and cabling during deployment.
• Establish network configurations, deployment practices, and automation for repeatable installations.

Skills

Network design

Wireless networking

RF fundamentals

Troubleshooting

Hardware selection

Systems thinking

Industrial automation understanding

Tools

Packet capture

Spectrum analysis

Telemetry analysis

Job description

Mytra Robotics is building a new class of product for warehouse automation, and this Staff Network Systems Engineer role is the technical owner of the product network. You will design, deploy, and validate Ethernet and wireless infrastructure to support robots, on‑premises compute, and operator interfaces.

This hands‑on role spans architecture through hardware selection, deployment, validation, and ongoing evolution.