We are looking for a hands-on Robotics & Embedded Systems Engineer who enjoys building real-world robotic systems.
This is not a regular software-development job.
You will work with robot software, microcontrollers, sensors, cameras, communication protocols and embedded computers while directly participating in prototype development and testing.
What You Will Work On
Develop robotics software using Python and C/C++
Work with ROS / ROS2
Program STM32, ESP32, Arduino and similar microcontrollers
Interface sensors, motors, actuators and controllers
Work with communication protocols such as:
CAN
UART
RS485
SPI
I2C
Ethernet
Develop telemetry, data logging and monitoring systems
Integrate cameras and video-streaming systems
Work with Raspberry Pi / NVIDIA Jetson
Develop communication between robot subsystems
Debug hardware and software integration issues
Perform bench testing and prototype validation
Participate in robot assembly and field testing
Skills Required
You should have working knowledge of:
Python
C / C++
Linux
Microcontroller programming
STM32 / ESP32 / Arduino or similar
Serial communication
Basic electronics
Git / Version Control
Hardware debugging
Preferred Skills
Experience with any of the following is an advantage:
ROS / ROS2
Raspberry Pi
NVIDIA Jetson
CAN Bus
OpenCV
MQTT
TCP/IP Networking
IMU
GPS / GNSS
Encoders
Cameras & Sensors
Motor controllers
Sensor data processing
Bonus Skills
Exposure to any of these is a plus:
SLAM
Computer Vision
Autonomous Navigation
RTK GPS
Sensor Fusion
Docker
Web Dashboards
PCB Debugging
Motor Control
Who Should Apply?
We are looking for a builder, not just a programmer.
Freshers and candidates with up to 3 years of experience can apply.
You are especially encouraged to apply if you have personally worked on:
Robots
Drones
Embedded systems
Autonomous vehicles
IoT systems
Formula Student / BAJA projects
Robotics competitions
College or personal engineering projects
Candidates should be comfortable working with both hardware and software and troubleshooting problems on actual prototypes.
What Matters to Us
Certificates are positive, but projects and practical problem-solving ability matter more.
During the interview, be ready to explain or demonstrate something that you have personally designed, programmed or built.
If you enjoy working with code + electronics + sensors + motors + real machines, this role is for you.