Brain Corp
Brain Corp develops BrainOS, an autonomy software platform that powers autonomous mobile robots used in commercial public spaces, especially retail, for floor cleaning and inventory management. The company licenses its software to OEM partners and enterprises, with services that support deployment and fleet operations; more than 30,000 AMRs run on BrainOS. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in San Diego, it is privately held and backed by investors including SoftBank Vision Fund and Qualcomm Ventures.
Open Positions at Brain Corp
6 open positions
Lead the development of in-house software applications for autonomous robots, combining hands-on Python and C++ development with technical leadership. You’ll integrate autonomy capabilities and deliver scalable, safe applications across global robot product lines.
Lead the architecture and hands-on development of core C++ software systems powering Brain Corp’s autonomous mobile robots. This staff-level role owns hardware abstraction, middleware, telemetry, sensor integration, and performance optimization across a global robotics fleet.
Join Brain Corp’s Firmware Engineering team to build safe, reliable embedded software that directly controls real-world robotic systems. This hands-on entry-level role integrates C/C++ and Python software with robotic hardware, microcontrollers, and peripherals.
Build scalable cloud systems that connect and manage a global fleet of autonomous mobile robots. This role combines cloud infrastructure, APIs, data pipelines, and fleet-management capabilities in Brain Corp’s Utrecht office.
Build the next generation of robot autonomy software, from learned perception and mapping to motion planning and fleet deployment. This senior R&D role combines cutting-edge research, production C++/Python engineering, real-robot debugging, and technical mentorship.
Lead the architecture and deployment of Brain Corp’s next-generation autonomous robotics systems, spanning perception, SLAM, prediction, planning, and modern ML. This hands-on staff role combines deep technical contribution, cross-functional direction, mentorship, and research-to-production leadership.