Field AI
Software Engineer, Product
About this role
Field AI is seeking a Software Engineer, Product in Irvine, CA to develop customer-facing software that leverages embodied AI and robotics technology. You'll collaborate across teams to transform field-captured data into practical tools deployed on active job sites worldwide.
What you'll do
- Build and own customer-facing products at the intersection of AI, robotics, and real-world data
- Work with AI, robotics, product, and commercial teams to deliver integrated solutions
- Transform construction site data into intuitive software interfaces for field deployment
- Operate closely with customers to understand needs and iterate on products
- Ship production-ready features and manage their deployment to active job sites
- Contribute to improving models through real-world field applications
What they're looking for
- Software engineering and product development
- Full-stack or backend development
- Robotics or embodied AI systems knowledge
- Data visualization and intuitive UI design
- Collaboration across engineering and product teams
- Real-world systems and deployment experience
- Problem-solving in complex environments
- Agile and iterative development practices
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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.
View all jobs at Field AILikely interview questions
- Can you describe your experience building customer-facing products? How did you gather feedback from users and iterate based on it?
- Tell us about a time you worked closely with non-engineering teams (product, sales, customers). How did you navigate different priorities?