Path Robotics
Software Engineer, Fleet Platform
About this role
Path Robotics seeks a Platform-focused Software Engineer to design and maintain the infrastructure powering AI-driven robotic fleets. You'll bridge software development and fleet operations, building cloud systems, automation, and observability tools that enable scalable, secure robot deployments across manufacturing environments.
What you'll do
- Build and scale configuration management for robotic fleet operations
- Automate cloud infrastructure processes including multi-account AWS deployments
- Design and maintain OTA software deployment systems for fleet updates
- Implement observability and monitoring tooling for robot-to-cloud integration
- Develop incident reporting and automated escalation systems for production issues
- Manage enterprise authentication and authorization infrastructure
What they're looking for
- Python and Node.js development
- Terraform and infrastructure-as-code
- AWS cloud architecture and multi-account management
- Kubernetes and Docker containerization
- CI/CD pipelines and GitHub Actions
- Enterprise identity and access management
- OTA deployment systems and fleet orchestration
- Robotics observability tools (Foxglove, Rerun)
Benefits
- Daily free lunch
- Flexible PTO
- Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage
- 6–14 weeks fully paid parental leave
- 401(k) retirement plan
- Employee referral bonuses
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Path Robotics
Path Robotics develops autonomous robotic welding systems with adaptive motion planning and AI-driven capabilities for manufacturing. The company is hiring welding engineers, mechanical engineers, machine learning engineers, and technical marketing engineers to advance its mobile robotic welding solutions.
- Website
- pathrobotics.com
Likely interview questions
- Describe your experience managing multi-account AWS deployments at scale.
- How have you automated repetitive infrastructure tasks in previous roles, and what was the impact?