Software Engineer Robotics Startup | Systems, Infrastructure & Autonomy

The Kind Of Engineer Who Thrives Here

You are probably someone who:

• Enjoys solving problems you've never seen before
• Gets frustrated by unnecessary bureaucracy
• Enjoys figuring things out independently
• Thinks in systems rather than silos
• Can move comfortably between software and real-world hardware

• Computer Science
• Robotics
• Aerospace
• Physics
• Mathematics
• Embedded Systems
• Distributed Systems

Not because of the degree itself.

Because these disciplines tend to produce engineers who are comfortable reasoning from first principles.

Depending on the problem, you might:

• Build internal software platforms
• Improve robotics infrastructure
• Develop Python services and tools
• Investigate networking and communications issues
• Work with AI coding tools
• Improve reliability of deployed robotic systems
• Identify and eliminate operational bottlenecks

Success in this role comes far more from problem-solving ability than knowledge of any single technology.

Most successful candidates will have experience with several of:

• Python
• Networking
• Distributed Systems
• Containers
• CI/CD
• Robotics Software
• Embedded Systems
• AI Coding Agents

You do not need experience with everything.

You do need the ability to learn anything.

• 3+ years building production software systems in Python
• Experience working with robotics, automation, autonomous systems, or embedded platforms
• Hands-on experience with physical hardware, sensors, cameras, or robotic systems
• Experience building or owning CI/CD pipelines
• Active personal projects, Git Hub contributions, or technical side projects
• Experience directing AI coding agents to solve engineering problems

We're less interested in whether you've used a particular tool.

We're more interested in:

• How quickly you learn
• How you approach unfamiliar problems
• How you identify bottlenecks
• How you make engineering decisions
• How you operate in ambiguity
• Whether we'd trust you with a difficult technical problem and no predefined solution

People who can move between disciplines, learn quickly, and consistently deliver.

A highly capable engineer who wants to work at the intersection of:

Someone who enjoys building.

Someone who enjoys learning.

Someone who enjoys ownership.

Someone who gets energised by solving problems that don't have a playbook.

If that sounds like you, we'd love to talk.