Agtonomy

Software Engineer, Controls

South San Francisco, California, United States

Not SpecifiedCompensation
Mid-level (3 to 4 years)Experience Level
Full TimeJob Type
UnknownVisa
Robotics & Automation, AI & Machine Learning, Food & AgricultureIndustries

Requirements

Candidates should possess a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, or a related field, and have at least 3 years of experience in control systems design and development. Strong proficiency in modern C++ and experience writing efficient algorithms for resource-constrained embedded systems are essential, as is theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience in classical control, adaptive control, nonlinear control, model predictive control, optimal control, robust control, and sliding mode control.

Responsibilities

As a Controls Engineer, you will be responsible for designing closed-loop controllers enabling the tractors to drive and get work done safely and effectively, while compensating for uncertainty in system parameters and environmental disturbances. You will develop kinematics and dynamics models for the vehicle platforms and corresponding implements, create robust system identification algorithms and procedures, implement parameter estimation algorithms, and design and lead the execution of test scenarios in both simulation and on real vehicles. Furthermore, you will architect, design, and implement software applications, as well as onboard and offboard infrastructure and tools, and write performant, well-tested software, improving code quality through code and design reviews.

Skills

C++
Classical Control
Adaptive Control
Nonlinear Control
Model Predictive Control
Optimal Control
Robust Control
Sliding Mode Control
Embedded Systems
Algorithm Development
System Identification
Kinematics
Dynamics

Agtonomy

Autonomous AI solution for efficient farming

About Agtonomy

Agtonomy focuses on improving farming through technology with its product, TeleFarmer. TeleFarmer is an autonomous device that helps farmers perform various labor-intensive tasks, even in difficult terrains, which lessens their physical workload. Accompanying the device is an app that enables farmers to plan tasks, assign them, monitor progress, and review performance reports easily. This combination of hardware and software allows for more efficient management of agricultural fields. Unlike many competitors, Agtonomy offers a trial of their solution, allowing potential customers to experience its benefits before committing to a purchase. The company's goal is to enhance farming efficiency and profitability, making it easier for farmers to manage their operations.

Key Metrics

San Francisco, CaliforniaHeadquarters
2021Year Founded
$53.5MTotal Funding
SERIES_ACompany Stage
Food & Agriculture, AI & Machine LearningIndustries
11-50Employees

Benefits

Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
Life Insurance
Disability Insurance
401(k) Retirement Plan
401(k) Company Match
Stock Options
Commuter Benefits
Flexible Spending Account/Flexible Spending Account

Risks

Increased competition from established companies like John Deere challenges Agtonomy's market position.
Rapid technological advancements require continuous innovation, straining Agtonomy's resources.
Reliance on partnerships poses risks if partners develop competing technologies.

Differentiation

Agtonomy's TeleFarmer offers a unique hybrid autonomous and tele-assist platform for farmers.
The Smart Farm Task Ecosystem connects tractors and tools for seamless autonomous task execution.
Agtonomy partners with trusted equipment manufacturers, enhancing credibility and market reach.

Upsides

Agtonomy raised $32.8M in Series A funding, boosting growth and market expansion.
The trend towards sustainable farming aligns with Agtonomy's focus on efficiency and sustainability.
Partnerships with equipment manufacturers create a favorable environment for Agtonomy's strategy.

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