Robotics

Kurz zusammengefasst

Intrinsic is an AI‑focused robotics group within Google that is redefining industrial automation. The team blends advances in artificial intelligence, perception and simulation to create software‑centric solutions that make robots smarter, more affordable and easier to adopt for a wide range of businesses, entrepreneurs and developers. The day‑to‑day work revolves around building complete robotics applications and integrating hardware workcells for manufacturing use‑cases. Engineers design and ship software that powers core robot capabilities such as motion and grasp planning, real‑time motion control and safety systems. The role also involves collaborating with a multidisciplinary group of engineers, roboticists, designers and technologists to turn research ideas into production‑ready features. Candidates must be passionate about expanding the reach of robotics in manufacturing and be comfortable with modern software development, especially in C++. Experience with PLC programming, particularly ladder‑logic on contemporary controllers, is required. Applicants should have a track record of delivering end‑to‑end robotics applications or assembling and integrating industrial workcells, and must have shipped functional robot software that supports motion planning, control or safety. While the posting does not list specific extra qualifications, familiarity with the broader set of robot functionalities, motion planning, real‑time control and safety, aligns with the team's focus. The position is open to applicants who may not fit existing advertised roles; the recruiting team will review submissions and contact those who appear to be a potential match. Intrinsic emphasizes an inclusive, merit‑based hiring process and offers accommodations for candidates with disabilities. What the role asks for: - Passion for making robotics widely accessible in manufacturing - Proficiency in modern software development using C++ - Experience with PLC programming, ladder logic - Delivered end‑to‑end robotics applications or integrated workcells - Implemented and shipped software for robot functionalities - Knowledge of robot motion and grasp planning (nice‑to‑have) - Experience with real‑time motion control (nice‑to‑have) - Understanding of robot safety systems (nice‑to‑have)