Robotics Systems Software Integration Engineer
Sunday Robotics2 months ago
Redwood City, CA, USAMid Level
H1B sponsor
Base Salary
$150k - $300k/yr
Responsibilities
- Own the release cadence and assemble compatible, reproducible software versions across repositories.
- Maintain regression, stress, and endurance test plans with clear pass/fail criteria.
- Investigate robot failures using logs and code, reproduce regressions, and drive fixes through merge and retest.
- Deploy releases, hotfixes, and updates to internal fleets and customer robots.
- Monitor release health in the field, improve test coverage, and communicate changes to technical and non-technical teams.
- Coordinate release scope and readiness with engineering, product, quality assurance, and infrastructure teams.
Requirements
- At least 3 years of experience shipping software for robots, vehicles, or other complex products where software meets hardware.
- Proficiency in Python or C++ and ability to debug code across a large unfamiliar codebase.
- Fluency with Git branching, merging, cherry-picking, release branches, and continuous integration systems.
- Strong systems debugging skills using logs and code to isolate failures, reproduce issues, and identify fixes.
- Experience defining system test plans and pass/fail criteria beyond unit testing.
- Experience coordinating across teams and maintaining quality under schedule pressure.
- Clear written communication for explaining technical changes to product, operations, and support teams.
- Preferred experience deploying software to device fleets with staged rollouts and rollback, hardware-in-the-loop or automated on-device testing, real-time robot software, or release engineering and quality assurance.
About Sunday Robotics
Sunday Robotics builds consumer home robots designed to take over repetitive household tasks. The company develops generalized personal robots and the software that powers them, aiming to make in-home automation broadly accessible. It is venture-backed, privately held, and headquartered in Redwood City, California, and sells its robots and services directly to consumers.