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Field Robotics Engineer - Hardware Integration / Cameras / Sensors / Lidar / ROS
Are you interested in joining a dynamic team at a high growth European Robotics company expanding across Europe and the US?
We're working with a rapidly scaling, well-funded company, who are at the forefront of turning machines into robots.
We’re looking for a Field Robotics Engineer to lead end-to-end client deployments for a cutting-edge, autonomy system. Based near Oxford (with flexible hybrid/remote work and high mobility), you’ll bridge the gap between R&D and live field operation, working hands-on with ROS/ROS 2, Linux, C++, and Python to set up, troubleshoot, and optimize complex hardware/software systems on real-world machinery.
Responsibilities
- Lead end-to-end client deployments for an autonomy system.
- Work hands-on with ROS/ROS 2, Linux, C++, and Python.
- Set up, troubleshoot, and optimize complex hardware/software systems on real-world machinery.
- Bridge the gap between R&D and live field operation.
Requirements
- Around 2-15 years experience in hardware implementations in areas such as Robotics, Automotive, Aerospace, etc.
- Strong hardware integration experience with knowledge in areas such as sensors, cameras, Lidar, Radar, etc.
- Experience with ROS and Linux environments.
- Some experience with C++ / Python. You must be able to understand the code though and potentially develop basic solutions.
- Good communication skills and ideally experience working closely with customers.
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Location
- This is a full-time, permanent position based in the UK, remote, however, being located near Oxford is preferred.
- There will be extensive travel between Oxford / London, wider Europe, Switzerland, the US, and other locations.
- You can be based in other locations in the UK but expect travel to be required often at short notice.
Compensation
- Salary is around £70,000-£93,000 base + equity + potential relocation support in the UK if needed.
- They may be able to go a little higher depending on experience level.
Additional Information
Feel free to apply if you have the following:
- Around 2-15 years experience in hardware implementations in areas such as Robotics, Automotive, Aerospace, etc, however, years of experience are not important.
- Strong hardware integration experience with knowledge in areas such as sensors, cameras, Lidar, Radar, etc.
- Experience with ROS and Linux environments.
- Some experience with C++ / Python, but expert level is not required here. You must be able to understand the code though and potentially develop basic solutions. Anything more advanced will be passed along to the SW Engineering teams.
- Good communication skills and ideally experience working closely with customers.


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