Robotics Engineer

Rex.zone 

📍 United States, United States 🇺🇸

full-time
mid-level
30
remote
Posted —

Key Skills

ROS2C++PythonSLAMGazebo

Industry

RoboticsConsumer Electronics

Job Description

Robotics Jobs León (Remote, Full-Time)

Join Rex.zone as a Robotics Engineer focused on building reliable robot software for real deployments. You will work across perception, SLAM/localization, motion planning, control, sensor integration, and simulation-to-real validation to improve autonomy performance and safety-aware behavior.

Key Responsibilities

  • Build and maintain ROS2 packages, nodes, launch files, and robot bring-up
  • Implement perception modules using computer vision and sensor fusion (camera/LiDAR/IMU)
  • Develop SLAM/localization pipelines for mapping and pose estimation
  • Implement motion planning and control loops for mobile robots and/or manipulators
  • Improve Gazebo simulation workflows and support sim-to-real testing
  • Write tests, perform log-based debugging, and create data collection/analysis tools
  • Collaborate on integration, calibration, synchronization, and performance tuning
  • Document architecture, interfaces, and operational runbooks for deployment

Required Qualifications

  • Mid-senior experience shipping robotics software or advanced prototypes
  • Strong C++ and Python skills
  • ROS2 and Linux experience with robotics middleware patterns
  • Knowledge of SLAM, state estimation, or localization
  • Familiarity with motion planning, trajectory generation, and control systems
  • Ability to troubleshoot complex robot behaviors using logs, metrics, and experiments

Preferred Qualifications

  • Nav2, MoveIt, Behavior Trees, or autonomy frameworks
  • OpenCV and 3D perception experience
  • Performance optimization (e.g., real-time constraints, CUDA exposure)
  • Safety-aware autonomy, redundancy, and fault handling

Compensation

Hourly base pay range: $30–$50 (USD), depending on experience and demonstrated robotics delivery.

How To Apply

Apply via Rex.zone and include relevant robotics outcomes, measurable improvements, and links to repos or demos where possible.