Robotics Engineer
automated precisionSilver Spring (MD)
About the role
This is a great opportunity for a self-motivated individual who thrives in a fast paced, creative environment. Join the team of mechanical engineer of precision metrology instruments, who research product ideas, develop concepts and take products from initial design, including mechanical design, calibration method development, algorithm development, product prototyping, through production and post-production support. The ideal candidate will participate in development of robot calibration method, sensor calibration method and metrology system kinematics modeling to ensure the accuracy of the designed products, and conduct system accuracy test. The engineer will work closely with engineers from electronics, optics, software and other R&D groups.
Requirements:
- PhD. degree in Robotics, Mechanical Engineering, or closely related Engineering major.
- Hands-on experience in precision instrument or test and measurement industry
- Scientific computation with matrix.
- Skills and Knowledge:
- Strong Math skill. Familiarity with 3D Geometry and Coordinate Transformation.
- Familiarity with system Kinematics Modeling.
- Strong background in Robotics.
- Experience with C/C++ coding.
- Experience with python coding.
- Familiarity with MATLAB coding is a plus.
- Image processing is a plus.
- Understanding with Sensor Calibration is a plus.
- Mechanical design with SolidWorks is a plus.
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