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Field AI

3D/AR/VR Software Engineer

Boston, MA$120k–$180kfull timemidAdded 5 days ago

About this role

FieldAI is seeking a 3D/AR/VR Software Engineer to build immersive user interfaces for humanoid robots. You'll develop and integrate AR/VR applications that enable real-world robot supervision and control, working across design, prototyping, and deployment in a research-driven robotics company.

What you'll do

  • Implement and integrate AR/VR applications for humanoid robot supervision, manipulation, and locomotion
  • Design and prototype innovative 3D interfaces for robot control and interaction
  • Develop UI systems that translate robotic capabilities into reliable, user-facing applications
  • Support robot integration and conduct user-study-based evaluation of VR/AR systems
  • Maintain and improve AR/VR applications for real-world deployment and field use
  • Collaborate with the humanoid UI/UX team to iterate on interaction design and rendering

What they're looking for

  • AR/VR application development (Unity, Unreal Engine, or similar)
  • 3D graphics and rendering
  • User interface and interaction design
  • Robot integration and APIs
  • C# or C++ programming
  • Real-time systems and performance optimization
  • User research and evaluation methodology
  • Spatial computing and hand tracking
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Field AI

Field AI develops embodied AI and autonomous robotics systems for real-world deployment in industrial environments like oil & gas and mining. The company is hiring software engineers to build web-based systems, perception and validation pipelines, test infrastructure, ROS-based robotic software, and customer-facing products that integrate AI with field-deployed hardware.

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Likely interview questions

  • Describe your experience building AR or VR applications and what frameworks or engines you've used most extensively.
  • How would you approach designing an intuitive interface for remote robot supervision and teleoperation?
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