Senior Software Engineer, Fleet Connectivity
Dyna Robotics2 months ago
Responsibilities
- Own network performance for remote robot teleoperation by minimizing latency and jitter, tuning video and control streams, and implementing graceful degradation and safe fallback behavior.
- Build monitoring, diagnostics, automated failover, and self-healing software for the production fleet connectivity stack.
- Develop tooling for customer network assessment and configure site failover, QoS, and VPN setups with deployment teams.
- Design connectivity across warehouse WiFi, cellular failover, VPN-gated corporate networks, and firewall-constrained environments.
- Diagnose field and demo network failures and build permanent fixes that prevent recurrence.
- Maintain reliable office and demonstration networks and partner with engineering and research teams on training-data upload and live model debugging needs.
Requirements
- Hands-on experience debugging real-world networks using WiFi/RF troubleshooting, Wireshark, tcpdump, and iperf.
- Deep understanding of TCP and UDP behavior on lossy, high-jitter links and strong Linux networking skills, including routing, traffic shaping with tc, firewalling, and VPNs such as WireGuard.
- Track record of shipping production-quality software in C++, Rust, or Python.
- Ability to work in the field and communicate clearly under pressure during demos and deployments.
- Degree in computer science, electrical engineering, or a related field, or equivalent practical experience.
- Experience with real-time media or low-latency transport such as WebRTC, RTP, adaptive bitrate, congestion control, jitter buffers, QUIC, or SRT is strongly preferred.
- Experience managing connectivity for fleets of edge devices and hands-on work with cellular/LTE/5G failover, link bonding, or multipath networking are strongly preferred.
- Experience with ZeroMQ, ROS 2, DDS, network hardware, managed switches, access points, mesh networking, cellular routers, or live customer deployments is beneficial.
About Dyna Robotics
Dyna Robotics builds general-purpose robotic arms powered by a proprietary embodied ‑AI foundation model, sold to businesses to automate repetitive, stationary tasks across manufacturing, logistics, and other settings. Founded in 2024 and headquartered in Redwood City, California, the privately held company reports commercial deployments with customers in multiple industries and is backed by CRV and First Round.