Senior Software Engineer, R&D
Senior Software Engineer, R&D
Posted 45 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Contribute to training and adapting of existing machine learning architectures for robot learning and visual scene understanding
- Contribute to the development and continuous improvement of Berkshire Grey's robot policy learning data collection application
- Determine what demonstrations, robot logs, sensor data, annotations, and failure cases are suitable for fine-tuning robot foundation models when applied to new tasks, embodiments, or environments
- Stay abreast of the latest advancements in robotics and related fields, evaluating applicability to our challenges
- Collaborate with external research partners to find solutions for BG's problem space
- Assist with mentorship of more junior engineers or interns
- Quickly prototype solutions, creating demos for stakeholders and visitors
- Own solutions from the prototype stage to robust, production-ready features
- Computer vision applied to robotic manipulation problems, such as grasp estimation, object detection/segmentation, or anomaly detection
- Motion planning & optimization for single or bimanual manipulation
- Imitation learning for manipulation or other real world use cases
- Experience with:
- Common deep learning frameworks such as PyTorchRobot simulators (e.g. Isaac Sim, MuJoCo)
- Robot learning frameworks (e.g. Orbit / Isaac Labs, OpenAI Gym)
- Robotic sensors, such as RGB cameras and depth sensors
- Combining model-based and data-driven approaches
- Docker, cloud computing, or similar applications
- Parallel/distributed systems and asynchronous/concurrent programming
- Production robot deployment
- Agentic coding tools
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