Robotics Engineer (Remote, Full-Time)
Rex.zone is hiring a Robotics Engineer to design, integrate, and validate robot systems used in real-world automation workflows. You will work across perception, localization/SLAM, motion planning, controls, and robot software integration to improve reliability, safety, and performance.
What You Will Do
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Develop and maintain robot software modules using ROS/ROS2 nodes, services, and actions
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Implement and tune perception pipelines (camera/LiDAR), tracking, and sensor fusion for robust state estimation
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Design motion planning and control loops (trajectory generation, path planning, PID/MPC tuning) for safe navigation
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Build SLAM and localization components; improve map quality, loop closure stability, and drift performance
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Create simulation scenarios and regression suites (Gazebo or equivalent) to validate autonomy changes before deployment
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Conduct hardware-in-the-loop testing, log analysis, and root-cause investigations for field issues
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Define and enforce engineering QA: coding standards, reviews, unit/integration tests, and CI/CD pipelines
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Collaborate cross-functionally with mechanical, electrical, and product teams on system integration
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Document architecture, interfaces, calibration procedures, and operational runbooks
Required Qualifications
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Mid-Senior experience delivering robotics/autonomy features to production or deployed prototypes
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Strong C++ and Python skills on Linux
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Hands-on ROS/ROS2 experience (TF frames, message design, RViz/rosbag debugging)
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Fundamentals in kinematics, dynamics, controls, and motion planning
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Experience with perception/state estimation (sensor fusion, SLAM, EKF/UKF, visual-inertial methods)
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Comfort with Git workflows and automated testing in CI environments
Remote Work
This is a Remote, FULL_TIME role with simulation-first development, regression testing, and hardware integration/hardware-in-the-loop validation.
Compensation
Hourly range: $30–$50 (USD), based on experience and scope.
How To Apply
Apply via Rex.zone and include relevant ROS/ROS2 experience, autonomy modules shipped, and test/validation ownership. Links to GitHub/portfolio are welcome.