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Robotics Software Engineer

Rosenxt Group
Bristol
2 weeks ago
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Rosenxt is revolutionizing subsea robotics and autonomous systems, and we're building a world-class engineering team at our newly established Bristol location to drive this innovation forward. Tackle engineering challenges at all levels of a robotics software stack. Also known as: Robotics Software Engineer, Robotics System Engineer, Robotics Software DeveloperIn this role, you'll work on cutting-edge technology that makes a real-world impact - from developing our visual inspection platform to creating autonomous systems that operate in some of the world's most challenging environments. You'll have the opportunity to see your work in action through field trials and real-world deployments, all while working in a collaborative, hybrid environment in central Bristol.This role focuses on the development of autonomous systems to address real-world challenges in maritime robotics. Responsibilities include designing, implementing, and testing perception, navigation, planning, exploration, and control systems for robotic systems operating in complex environments. The ideal candidate will have experience in delivering production-level autonomy solutions, working across the entire robotics systems development lifecycle, from design, integration, and testing to deployment and real-world trials.If you're passionate about robotics, love solving complex technical challenges, and want to mentor others while growing your own expertise, this role offers the perfect blend of technical depth and meaningful impact.Essential skills that you bring:Proficiency in ROS2 and Linux/Ubuntu environments, with integration and deployment experience.Experience with tools such as OpenCV, PCL, Eigen, Numpy, and DockerStrong communication skills and ability to collaborate with cross-functional teams.Experience with field trials and testing robotic systems in real-world conditions.Desirable skills that you have: Experience in developing and deploying ML-based solutions in relevant robotics domains such as perception, control and decision making.Experience with robotics simulation tools such as Gazebo, NVidia Isaac or PyBullet.Experience working in the maritime industry.Ability to mentor junior engineers and contribute to team development.Experience in deploying robotics systems in remote or offshore environments. Rosenxt is a forward-thinking technology group — we are visionary architects of progress with decades of engineering excellence.As a privately owned global partner, we look far beyond tomorrow: being committed long-term, we turn opportunities into successful ventures.Tech enthusiasts through and through, we dive deep into the latest technologies. Our expertise in various technology fields allows us to develop high-tech solutions for customers in the most challenging environments, including subsea, industrial, renewables, and the integrity of the water and energy supply.Our purpose goes beyond pure business: it is about creating progress and sustainable value – for our customers, for our partners and for society at large.
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