Senior Software Engineer, Internal Systems; Robotics

We believe general-purpose, generally-intelligent robots will be built in our lifetimes. Robots will work in our factories, move our goods, walk on our streets and eventually be in our homes. To build that future, research and deployment must work in lockstep: real-world operation must make the technology better and better technology must make deployment easier. We're looking for the thinkers, builders, and researchers who want to be part of that loop.

As an AI robotics company that deploys its inventions directly into the facilities that need them, on state-of-the-art hardware, every line of code written at Tutor has a direct impact on the global, physical economy.

We believe that something truly special can happen when talented, motivated people work together; at Tutor, every member of our team is empowered to have real impact in everything that they do. We're characterized by both technical excellence and next-level collaboration and respect.

Tutor designs and builds its robots, manufactures them, deploys them into customer facilities, maintains them, and teaches them new work. Each of those functions runs on software we wrote: the systems that track each robot, its site, its owner, its service history, and its current job. That software, and the shared data model underneath it, is what this role owns.

Today that ownership is spread across many people. Maintenance, manufacturing, tutoring, deployment, and sales each have tools that were built by whoever needed them first, and the definitions they share live in a schema that nobody owns end to end. We're looking for a senior engineer to take responsibility for the company's internal systems and the data model they run on, and to improve both as the company grows.

We build our own tools. We wrote our own PLM, and we are customizing our own MES rather than buying one off the shelf. When a function needs software we usually write it, use it ourselves, and keep improving it, and we plan to keep doing that as we grow. This role owns the systems that habit produces.

This is a role for someone with senior software experience who likes operations. You'll spend time on the manufacturing floor, on deployment calls, and with the people who maintain robots in the field, because the systems you own are theirs to use. You'll also spend a lot of time in the schema, since a change to what a "robot" or a "job" means touches every function at once.

A significant portion of this role involves working with AI coding agents. Internal tools are a good fit for agents, and you'll direct them to build and maintain a large surface of internal software, review their output critically, and design the interfaces and data that make them effective.

• Own the shared data model: The definitions of robots, sites, customers, parts, jobs, and people that every internal system reads. You decide how it changes, migrate it safely, and keep it the single source of truth as new functions are added
• Own the internal systems each operations function runs on: Maintenance tickets and service history, manufacturing work orders and serialized builds, tutoring and teleoperation queues, deployment records, and the handoff from sales into all of them
• Turn how a function works into software: Sit with the people doing the work, understand the process, and build the system that carries it out
• Keep operations data trustworthy: Reconcile systems that disagree, replace the spreadsheets, and build the reporting the company uses for its weekly decisions
• Build with AI agents: Direct agents across a large internal codebase, keep the codebase in a shape agents work well in, and review what they produce
• Support the people who use what you build: Same-day…