Research Engineer at Boston Dynamics

Waltham, Minnesota, United States

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$150,000 – $250,000Compensation

Senior (5 to 8 years)Experience Level

Full TimeJob Type

UnknownVisa

Robotics, Artificial IntelligenceIndustries

Requirements

7+ years of experience in applied computer vision and perception problems
Knowledge of state of the art in related areas including human detection, autonomous vehicle and driver assist systems, and robot safety
Experience with the full lifecycle of deep learning development, including network design, data management, training, evaluation, deployment, and validation
Experience developing and deploying perception software for time-sensitive control systems, such as robotics
Experience developing specifications for perception systems from high-level product requirements
Strong communication skills, including ability to author technical documentation and deliver presentations on technical topics
History of leading cross-functional technical efforts through planning, technical requirement development, and interdisciplinary collaboration
History of working in small, interdisciplinary teams

Responsibilities

Build, validate, and deploy ML models to detect hazards, humans, and other environmental features
Integrate these models onto our robots' systems to collect data and evaluate performance
Work closely with a small team to design and prototype new payloads, platforms, and product features which create safety features for our robots

Skills

Computer Vision

Perception

Machine Learning

Deep Learning

Human Detection

Autonomous Systems

Robot Safety

Data Management

Model Deployment

Technical Documentation

Presentation Skills

Boston Dynamics

Develops advanced robots for industrial applications

About Boston Dynamics

Boston Dynamics creates advanced robots that enhance human capabilities and safety, focusing on legged robots with high mobility, dexterity, and intelligence. Their flagship products, Spot and Pick, are designed for commercial, industrial, and research applications, performing tasks that are dangerous or physically demanding for humans. Spot, for example, is a 65-pound robot that can navigate complex terrains and avoid obstacles autonomously using built-in AI. Unlike many competitors, Boston Dynamics emphasizes responsible use of their robots, limiting sales to commercial and research clients and ensuring high-quality standards through domestic manufacturing. The company's goal is to improve safety and efficiency across various industries while exploring future consumer applications.

Waltham, MassachusettsHeadquarters

1992Year Founded

$38.8MTotal Funding

ACQUISITIONCompany Stage

Robotics & Automation, AI & Machine LearningIndustries

1,001-5,000Employees

Benefits

Remote Work Options

Flexible Work Hours

Risks

Competition from affordable Chinese robotics could pressure market share and pricing.

Layoffs indicate potential financial or strategic challenges impacting future innovation.

Collaboration with multiple stakeholders may lead to strategic misalignments.

Differentiation

Boston Dynamics excels in creating robots with advanced mobility and dexterity.

Their robots are designed for unstructured environments, enhancing workplace safety and efficiency.

Spot and Atlas are pioneering robots in digital transformation and mobile manipulation.

Upsides

Collaboration with Toyota and Hyundai boosts AI-powered humanoid robot development.

Patent resolution with Ghost Robotics opens collaboration on robotics policy and technology.

AI advancements in Atlas position Boston Dynamics as a humanoid robot market leader.

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