Robotics Software Engineer (Fleet Management)
Job Description
Telexistence develops remote controlled robots with artificial intelligence, with the mission to change robots, change the structure, and change the world. Gathered by high expertise professionals from all over the world, the engineering team consistently develops robotic hardware, software and AI technology in-house. TX aims to expand the scope of robotics activities beyond the factory floor and transform the fundamental nature of labor society.
The Robotics Software Engineer position is ideal for a candidate who has advanced skills on control software development for mobile robots with extensive mathematics and algorithm background. The main responsibility will be to develop mobile robot control software for our self-developed logistics robot.
Responsibilities
- Develop TX’s custom-made robot control logistics software, such as navigation algorithms, fleet management and ROS framework integration.
- Integrate the entire software components to make the robotic solution ready for enterprise-level production.
- Integrate third party software to our system.
Qualifications
- Master’s degree or above in relevant field
- Expert in C++ software development on Linux/Ubuntu platform
- Expert in ROS framework
- Experience in developing software to control mobile robots or AGVs/AMRs/AGFs
- Knowledge of mobile robotics control theory (navigation algorithms, & traffic control)
- English fluency, reading and writing
Desired Skills
- Mandarin language skill to communicate with third party vendor
- Japanese language skill to communicate with internal stakeholders
- Experience in developing path planning and SLAM
Position Location will be at Telexistence's Headquarters Office (Heiwajima, Tokyo) or another location designated by the company.
The role assignment may be modified based on organizational requirements. This could include changes to your job responsibilities, reporting structure, or team assignment.
About the Company
“TELEXISTENCE” is a concept that was first proposed in 1980 by Dr. Susumu Tachi, Professor Emeritus of the University of Tokyo and the chairman of TX inc, which refers to the notion of humans being in a place other than where he or she actually exists and being able to act freely in that remote environment – essentially expanding the presence of human beings – as well as the technological systems that make this possible.
Our mission at TX inc is to change robotics, change structures, and change the world.