Full Stack Robotics Developer

Full Stack Robotics Developer
Drobot Inc. · India · On-site · Full-time
About the role
You'll own the software people use to work with our robots: the mobile and tablet apps, the admin portal, and the cloud services that assign tasks to robots.
What you'll do
Develop and maintain our mobile app (iOS / Android) and tablet app
Develop and maintain the web admin portal used to set up sites, maps and tasks
Manage and maintain our databases
Develop and maintain our task-allocation and fleet-management service
Build triggers from real-time location (RTLS) events, e.g. calling a robot when a tagged item arrives
What we're looking for
Degree in Computer Science, IT or a related field, or equivalent experience
Strong TypeScript / JavaScript and React
Backend experience with Python and REST / MQTT or similar messaging
Database experience (Firestore, PostgreSQL or similar)
Git and a solid habit of testing your own code
Nice to have
Capacitor, React Native or other mobile frameworks
Cloud experience (Google Cloud, AWS or similar)
Interest in robotics or IoT
What we offer
Competitive salary plus equity. You'd be joining the founding India team
Your work runs on real robots at real factories in the US, not just in simulation
Working directly with the CTO and the founding team
An early-stage startup: small team, fast pace, lots of ownership
About Drobot Inc.
Drobot was founded in 2021 to solve a problem every factory knows: skilled workers lose hours every week walking to find, fetch and move parts, tools and materials. We build collaborative mobile robots that take over that work and operate safely alongside people on busy, constantly changing shop floors.
Our robots are running in paid pilots with large manufacturers in the United States. We're headquartered in Greenville, South Carolina, with engineering teams in Michigan and India. Our engineers include graduates of Clemson University and IITs, and every engineer who joins now shapes the product and the company.
www.drobot.ai

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