Agility Robotics

Robotics

SeniorSystemsIntegrationEngineer

$170–221k Fremont, California, United States
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The Brief

“Senior Systems Integration Engineer at Agility Robotics. Lead bring-up of new sub-systems. Integrate sub-systems into full robotic systems”

Industry & Context.

Robotics
Problems you'll solve

Root cause analysis; Troubleshooting; Systematic troubleshooting; Structured problem-solving; Data analysis

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

6-8+ years experience in Systems Integration or related R&D, Experience with complex mechatronic or autonomous systems, Experience with systems including mechanical, electrical, software components, Experience working with teams including mechanical, electrical, software components, Knowledge of key architectures of electro-mechanical systems, Knowledge of key functionality of electro-mechanical systems, Knowledge of key architectures of compute systems, Knowledge of key functionality of compute systems, Knowledge of key architectures of power systems, Knowledge of key functionality of power systems, Track record designing engineering tests, Track record running engineering tests, Track record designing characterizations for high performance platforms, Track record running characterizations for high performance platforms, Ability to lead cross-functional deep-dives, Ability to drive definitive technical decisions during triage, Expertise in integration methods of complex electro-mechanical systems, Expertise with system level debugging, Expertise with sub-system level debugging, Expertise with component level debugging, Expertise with data logging, Expertise with root cause analysis, Expertise with instrumentation, Expertise with test development, Current authorization to work in the United States

Nice to Have

Experience in robotics, Experience in autonomous vehicles, Experience in aerospace, Experience in safety-critical domains, Knowledge of humanoid robotic architectures, Knowledge of humanoid robotic subsystems, Knowledge of mobile robotic architectures, Knowledge of mobile robotic subsystems

What You'll Do.

Lead bring-up of new sub-systems

Integrate sub-systems into full robotic systems

Integrate full robotic systems

Verify hardware/software interfaces

Confirm system-level interactions

Develop integration plans

Execute integration plans

Scale integration plans

Architect functional tests

Confirm robot mobility operation

Confirm robot manipulation operation

Confirm robot perception operation

Confirm robot charging operation

Drive test case development

Drive automated test workflow development

Track system-level performance

Track system-level risks

Track system-level stability

Provide feedback for design iteration

Drive resolution of systematic issues

Mentor team to triage issues

Mentor team to resolve issues

Drive cross-functional debugging sessions

Use structured problem-solving

Use data analysis methods

Define corrective actions

Work closely with engineers

Ensure alignment between design intent

Ensure alignment between requirements

Ensure alignment between system performance

Document integration issues

Document integration outcomes

Create tools for team productivity

Implement tools for team productivity

Create diagnostic systems

Implement diagnostic systems

Create workflows for integration function

Implement workflows for integration function

Mentor engineers in troubleshooting

Mentor technicians in troubleshooting

Mentor engineers in integration practices

Mentor technicians in integration practices

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Cross-functional teams; Cross-functional debugging sessions

Communication Scope

Technical leadership

Full Job Description

Agility’s commercially deployed humanoids operate alongside teams in warehouses, manufacturing facilities, and distribution centers—tackling physically demanding and repetitive tasks while enabling workers to focus on higher-value work. With industry-leading safety standards and years of proven deployment data, we're pioneering a new era of automation that enhances human potential. About the Role We are seeking a Systems Integration Engineer to join our Systems Integration team. In this role you will own the strategy of the bring-up and integration of new robotic systems, drive investigation into complex, cross functional root cause analysis, and build up supporting processes and architectures for more effective, efficient development. Your contributions and technical leadership will drive clarity in ambiguous situations, ensuring new prototypes come online smoothly, system functions operate with stability, and technical issues are rapidly understood and resolved. About the Work System Bring-Up & Integration Lead bring-up of new sub-systems (torso, perception, energy, compute) and their integration into full humanoid robotic systems Bring-up and integration of full robotic systems & drive collaboration with key partners and stakeholders Verify hardware/software interfaces and confirm system-level interactions during early development stages Develop, execute, and scale integration plans, anticipating future obstacles and developing plans to ensure readiness for prototype builds and delivery to partners and engineering verification and validation test campaigns Test Development & Execution Architect the strategy for nominal path functional tests to confirm correct operation of robot mobility, manipulation, perception, charging, and other functions Drive technical direction for the development of integration-level test cases and automated test workflows Track system-level performance, risks, & stability and provide feedback for design iteration Issue Triage & Root Caus

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