Robotics Infrastructure Engineer

About the Role

Build the edge-to-cloud systems that connect, update, and monitor deployed robot fleets. You will work across on-device software, cloud infrastructure, and fleet observability, partnering with robotics, autonomy, hardware, deployment, and web product teams to support reliable real-world operations.

What You'll Do

• Develop and maintain production-grade C++ and Go software running on robotic platforms.

• Build on-device systems for robotics software integration, local data buffering, and edge communications.

• Design secure, low-latency data pipelines connecting robot fleets to cloud infrastructure and web platforms.

• Build and operate reliable over-the-air update systems for robots deployed in the field.

• Create telemetry, logging, alerting, monitoring, and fleet dashboard tools across device and cloud systems.

• Improve software reliability, performance, resource use, resilience, fleet uptime, and observability.

• Collaborate across hardware and software teams to deliver features powered by live robot data.

What We're Looking For

• Three to ten years of experience in robotics or IoT infrastructure engineering.

• Production experience with C++ and Go, including building systems from the ground up.

• Experience building edge-to-cloud pipelines for robot or IoT fleets, with both embedded or edge-device and cloud-side work.

• Experience deploying or managing OTA updates and building fleet telemetry, monitoring, alerting, or dashboards.

• Cloud infrastructure experience with AWS or GCP, Terraform, and Docker.

• Familiarity with networking protocols such as MQTT, gRPC, or WebSockets.

• Ability to lead cross-functional projects and work effectively in an ambiguous, fast-moving startup environment.

• A bachelor's or master's degree in computer science or a related field is a plus.

Compensation & Benefits

Base salary range: $100,000 to $300,000 USD annually. Visa sponsorship is not available. Equity and benefits were not specified.

Location

On-site in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States.