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Simbe Robotics

Data Engine & Annotation Systems Engineer

San Francisco Bay Area$120k–$155kfull-timemidAdded yesterday

About this role

Simbe seeks a Principal or Staff Robotics Perception Engineer to bridge computer vision and robot software teams, owning the integration of perception models and sensor data into production robot behavior for retail automation systems.

What you'll do

  • Bridge computer vision models and robot software teams to deploy perception capabilities in production
  • Develop and optimize systems for robot navigation, localization, and calibration in dynamic retail environments
  • Translate perception outputs into actionable robotic behaviors and customer-facing intelligence
  • Own the end-to-end data pipeline from sensor input to deployed perception systems
  • Improve autonomous robot reliability and performance in complex store environments
  • Collaborate with cross-functional teams to enhance shelf availability and inventory accuracy features

What they're looking for

  • Robotics perception and sensor fusion
  • Computer vision integration and optimization
  • Robot software development and autonomy
  • Data pipeline and annotation systems architecture
  • Machine learning model deployment
  • Localization and SLAM algorithms
  • Python or C++ programming
  • Real-time embedded systems
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Simbe Robotics

Simbe Robotics builds Tally, an autonomous retail robot platform that collects inventory and shelf data for retail stores. The company is hiring software engineers, QA/test engineers, deployment specialists, and enterprise solutions engineers to develop, test, deploy, and support its robotics technology stack and customer integrations.

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Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through your experience integrating computer vision models into robotic systems in production environments.
  • How have you approached the challenge of improving robot localization and navigation in unstructured or changing environments?
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