Top Robotics Engineer Jobs in Austin, TX

Design and write software for surgical robots, ensuring reliability and precision in high-stakes medical applications, while collaborating in a meritocratic environment.

Design and implement automation systems for semiconductor manufacturing, troubleshoot issues, collaborate on solutions, and ensure compliance with standards.

Design, develop, test, and debug features for autonomous construction equipment while optimizing controls systems and maintaining code quality standards.

Lead the design, development, and deployment of autonomous systems for heavy construction equipment while mentoring engineering teams and improving system performance.

Design and develop the mechanical aspects of data-center robotics including end effectors, docking, and robot-plant interfaces. Rapidly prototype, test to failure, instrument trials, and productionize hardware with DFM, reliability, and spare strategies while collaborating closely with controls and software teams.

Design and engineer robot controls for data-center robotics: motion, safety, and facility integration. Own control-stack integration (fleet management, dispatch, telemetry), design safety architecture, commission and debug systems on-site, and meet availability targets.

Build software for data-center robotics including task planning, fleet coordination, perception, navigation stacks, and integration with company systems. Ship autonomy glue combining perception, navigation, and task logic. Own operational tooling for monitoring, teleoperation fallback, and diagnostics. Integrate robotics mission and exception data into platform. Require production robotics experience, ROS or equivalent middleware, remote-failure engineering, enterprise integration, and hardware-software debugging.

Work with AMHS, AMRs, AGVs and robotic systems to select, install, maintain, and improve semiconductor manufacturing equipment. Design custom automation solutions, increase uptime through preventative maintenance and reliability programs, support repair/process teams, and align with Smart Manufacturing initiatives to optimize factory operations.

Lead Wilder's robotics software technical strategy and architecture, make long-horizon architecture decisions, mentor senior engineers, remain hands-on for hard prototypes and fielded problems, and align engineering direction with company goals.

Build production-quality motion-planning and manipulation systems converting CAD/process paths into collision-free, constrained Cartesian robot trajectories. Account for kinematics, inverse kinematics continuity, collision avoidance, external axes, calibration, sensor feedback, trajectory generation, and industrial robot integration. Debug on physical robots, create simulation/verification and logging infrastructure, and work with cross-functional teams to deploy and maintain reliable manufacturing automation.

Manage the full deployment lifecycle for retail locations, coordinating installation, network setup, configurations, and troubleshooting, while building automation and ensuring quality.

Design and deploy real-time state estimation, sensor fusion, motion/trajectory planning, and control algorithms for multi-ton robotic construction platforms. Own C++/Python and MCU firmware codebases, build simulations and HIL setups, integrate and calibrate sensors (IMU, RTK-GPS, LiDAR, cameras, encoders), and iterate through field deployment and validation.

Develop on-vehicle and simulation software across the autonomy stack: planning behaviors, sensor and payload integration, embedded/vehicle platforms, realistic UxS simulation, and electronics prototyping. Ensure reliable, testable code and support onsite test/integration events (up to 25% travel).

As a Mechanical & Robotics Engineer, you'll design and produce hardware for an assistive robotic arm, collaborate with cross-functional teams, and drive product development from concept to production.