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Robotics Product Engineer

Reactor · San Francisco, CA · Just now · 0 applicants
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About the role

Reactor seeks a Robotics Product Engineer to build software that helps robotics customers run real-time world models on robots, translating customer workflows into product features. The role spans simulation, web interfaces, backend services, APIs, and infrastructure, requiring full-stack and hands-on robotics experience.

What you’ll do

  • Building software that helps robotics customers run models on robots
  • Translating customer workflows into product features
  • Working across simulation, web interfaces, backend services, APIs, and infrastructure
  • Talking to users and deciding what to build
  • Turning robotics research ideas into working software
  • Debugging across application, networking, and infrastructure boundaries

What you’ll need

  • Shipped production software end-to-end
  • Hands-on robotics experience
  • Full-stack development across frontend, backend, and infra
  • Product judgment and user research
  • Debugging across application, networking, and infrastructure
  • Deploying learned models or policies on physical robots is a plus

Original job description

Reactor is building an inference platform for real-time world models. The Robotics Product Engineer builds software that helps robotics customers run models on robots, translating customer workflows into product features and working across simulation, web interfaces, backend services, APIs, and infrastructure.You've shipped production software from first…

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