Scientist I / II, Robotics

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Scientist I / II, Robotics Cambridge, MA USA Your Impact at LILA As a Robotics Scientist at Lila, you will lead the research and development of autonomous robotic systems that serve as the intelligent physical infrastructure of our scientific superintelligence platform. You'll develop novel algorithms and deploy intelligent robotic solutions that interact seamlessly with human scientists and complex lab environments. Your work will accelerate our mission by enabling fully autonomous workflows for scientific discovery, combining cutting-edge robotics, machine learning, and systems engineering. What You'll Be Building - Design and develop autonomous robotic systems for transport and workcell operations, integrating advanced path planning, navigation, and motion planning algorithms - Build production-grade mobile manipulation platforms leveraging ROS/ROS2 and modular robotic architectures - Advance robotic perception by integrating sensing modalities such as 3D vision, LIDAR, and tactile sensors to enable robust, adaptable task execution - Use simulation environments to model, test, and optimize task planning, scheduling, and robot behaviors in diverse lab scenarios - Collaborate with AI, mechanical, and software engineering teams to translate theoretical robotics research into real-world autonomous systems What You'll Need to Succeed - Ph.D. in Robotics, Computer Science, Mechanical/Electrical Engineering, or a related field, or equivalent research experience - Expertise in motion planning, path planning, and navigation for manipulation and mobile robotics - Proficiency with ROS/ROS2, C++, and Python, with hands-on experience building robotic systems in real-world environments - Deep understanding of perception systems and sensor integration (e.g., camera, LIDAR, tactile sensors) - Proven ability to take robotic systems

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