Autonomous Subsea Robotics Engineer
Listed on 2026-10-06
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Engineering
Robotics
The Maritime Robotics Group at Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory is seeking an early‑career Subsea Robotics Engineer to help develop software for autonomous underwater and subsea vehicles. You will collaborate across robotics, software, mechanical, electrical, and ocean engineers to build robust systems.
You will develop robotics software using ROS 2, design modular C++ and Python code on Linux, and create high‑fidelity simulations with Gazebo/Isaac Sim.
We would love to welcome a new Autonomous Subsea Robotics Engineer to our organisation in Laurel, MD, United States.
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