9 months ago
Tokyo, JapanMid LevelSponsorship offered
Responsibilities
- Develop algorithms for robot dynamics, trajectory control, motion planning, and collision avoidance.
- Design, develop, and test algorithms for robotic manipulation, picking, and material-handling tasks.
- Build highly concurrent and performance-critical software systems.
- Implement and optimize real-time communication modules with robot controllers and peripheral devices using C/C++.
- Address technical challenges in motion planning, control, and industrial robotic system design.
- Collaborate with project management and integration teams to support proof-of-concept projects and customer deployments.
Requirements
- Academic background in Computer Science, Robotics, Electrical Engineering, or a related field.
- At least 3 years of academic or industry experience in robotics or software engineering.
- Strong proficiency in C++ and Python.
- Solid understanding of linear algebra and 3D geometry applied to robotics.
- Experience working in Linux environments.
- Motivation to solve real-world robotics problems.
- Business-level English or Japanese skills.
- Preferred: experience with concurrent or hierarchical robotic software stacks such as ROS, OpenRAVE, or custom frameworks.
- Preferred: hands-on experience with multi-joint robot hardware and advanced Linux skills.
- Preferred: mathematical foundations in multibody dynamics, collision checking, graph/search algorithms, or optimization.
Benefits
- Visa sponsorship and Japan relocation support.
- Flight ticket support, shipping expense coverage up to a specified limit, and housing assistance.
- Commuting allowance and Japanese social security benefits, including health insurance, pension, and labor insurance.
- Free buffet lunch on workdays, free vending machines, a high-end coffee machine, monthly team dinner support, and exclusive employee gym access.
- Flexible dress code, weekends off, annual paid leave, maternity and childcare leave, and flexible public-holiday scheduling.
- Work location is 3-8-5 Tatsumi, Koto-Ku, Tokyo, Japan, with hours from 8:45 to 17:45 and a 60-minute break.
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