Robotics Engineer at Kiwibot | Torre

Robotics Engineer

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Full-time

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Compensation
USD2k - 3k/month
Non-negotiable
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Hybrid (Medellin, Antioquia, Colombia)
Posted about 3 years ago

Responsibilities


🔷 As a Robotics Engineer, a typical day might include the following: 🔹 Algorithm development: Develop and implement algorithms for perception, localization, mapping, and navigation for autonomous robots. 🔹 System design & integration: Design, integrate, and test robotic systems, focusing on perception and navigation modules. 🔹 Sensor fusion: Work with various sensor data, using sensor fusion techniques to improve perception and navigation accuracy. 🔹 Real-time system development: Develop and implement real-time perception and navigation systems for robots to interact effectively with their environment. 🔹 Performance optimization: Optimize the performance of robotic perception and navigation systems in different environmental conditions. 🔹 Collaboration: Collaborate with other engineers, data scientists, and stakeholders to ensure the robotic systems meet the desired objectives and performance metrics. 🔹 Simulation & testing: Design and conduct simulation tests to evaluate the performance of perception and navigation algorithms. Adapt these algorithms based on test results. 🔹 Documentation: Document design, development, and testing processes to maintain a comprehensive work record. 🔹 Troubleshooting and maintenance: Troubleshoot issues with the robotic systems, particularly those related to perception and navigation, and perform necessary repairs or modifications. 🔹 Technology awareness: Stay abreast of the latest developments and trends in robotics, AI, perception, and navigation to bring innovation to the department. 🔹 Autonomous Navigation Improvement: Continuously enhance the robot's autonomous navigation behavior to minimize the need for supervisor intervention.