Senior/Lead Robotics Software Engineer with ROS

Requirements:

• ROS or ROS2

• C++ or Python

• Linux

• English (B2/C1)

Hi! We are a Spyrosoft team specializing in robotics, where we support both startups and well-known brands in software development for mobile robots, drones and domestic products. The team specializes in sensor bringup, ROS 1 and 2, SLAM, computer vision, and integration to enterprise platforms.

We are currently looking for talented engineers to join our talent pool for the upcoming projects. We’ll be reaching out when new opportunities matching your skills become available.

Sounds interesting? If you would like to work with international clients and real robotics projects, we’d love to hear from you! 🚀

🦾We’re looking for engineers with:

• proven ROS1 or ROS2 commercial experience

• senior/lead level experience in software development

• strong C++ or Python programming skills

• commercial experience with sensors(for ex. LiDAR, stereovision, RGBD cameras, GPS+RTK)

• practical knowledge of Linux environments

• very good English (B2/C1)

Nice to have:

• experience with the Linux kernel, e.g. writing device drivers

• experience with Continuous Integration

• Docker knowledge

🤖Your responsibilities will include:

• designing, implementing and testing robotic software,

• troubleshooting robot software,

• collaborating with client’s teams to speed up development of high-quality software

💡 At Spyrosoft, you’ll grow your expertise in cutting-edge technologies such as SLAM, Gazebo, NVIDIA Isaac Sim, and Simulink while working on real-world robotics challenges. We actively contribute to the open-source community and encourage our engineers to do the same—giving you the opportunity to co-create and develop solutions that make a real impact in the ROS ecosystem.

Want to see what we’re working on? Explore one of our open-source solutions, RTest – Transforming ROS 2 Development, which has been presented at an international conference:
👉 https://spyro-soft.com/blog/robotics/rtest-transforming-ros-2-development