Posted 22 months ago
Robotics Engineer - Motion Planning & Controls
@ Red Rabbit Robotics
Burnaby, British Columbia
Overview
Red Rabbit Robotics is hiring a Robotics Engineer to own the design and implementation of its humanoid robot's control systems, including evaluating and selecting the core technology stack. The work covers real-time control loops, sensor fusion, actuator integration and motion planning, performed in person at the Vancouver office. The role involves shifting schedules and occasional travel to the US.
Responsibilities:
- Design and optimize real-time control architectures for manipulation, navigation and teleoperation
- Compare frameworks and algorithms to guide core software platform decisions
- Integrate LiDAR, vision, IMU, force/torque sensors and BLDC servo motors
- Develop motion planning, kinematics and control algorithms
- Create simulation and hardware test procedures
Requirements summary:
- Proficiency in C++ or Rust, ROS/ROS2 a strong plus
- Strong foundation in control theory, kinematics and dynamics
- Proven record of shipping robotics code
- Experience with real-time embedded and safety-critical systems
- Hands-on electrical and mechanical debugging experience
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- Employer posting date
- 2025-01-06
- First seen by our source
- 2026-10-09
- Source record updated
- 2026-10-09
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Job details
| Department | Engineering |
| Hours per week | 40 (estimated) |
| Travel | air: minimal · ground: none |
| Work setting | Office, Laboratory |
| Position | Sitting and standing |
| Physical demands | physical low · computer high |
| Languages | English |
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Red Rabbit Robotics
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Autonomous Humanoid Labor as a Service
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Autonomous Humanoid Labor as a Service. We are hiring: https://apply.workable.com/red-rabbit-robotics/
- People associated on LinkedIn
- 8
- Other recorded names
- Red Rabbit Robotics
- Specialties
- robotics
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Autonomous Humanoid Labor as a Service. We are hiring: https://apply.workable.com/red-rabbit-robotics/
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Industry | Robotics Engineering |
| Company size | 2-10 employees |
| Organization type | Privately Held |
| Year founded | 2024 |
| Specialties | robotics |
| Open jobs on Jobsy | 1 |
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About us:
At Red Rabbit Robotics, our mission is to tackle the global labor shortage and create a future of abundance. We aim to deploy one million humanoid robots in the next 10 years. Our robots are designed to tackle manual labor across manufacturing, warehouse, logistics and more. Our “teleoperation first” strategy immediately delivers value by providing humanoid labor as a service through remote operators, while simultaneously building a powerful data flywheel that fuels the foundation models for robotics and leads to full autonomy for physical world AI.
Founded just a few months ago, we have already built two generations of humanoid robot prototypes, secured venture backing, and attracted major customers eager to try out our solution. With real time human oversight and a powerful data flywheel, we are building embodied AI systems that can work in the real world in the same way as we do. Check out our prototype demo videos at www.redrabbitrobotics.ai.
What we believe:
- We are all about our customers. We talk to real folks in the industry to find out what they actually need, then we build products that solve those problems. Simple as that.
- We are agnostic to different technical approaches. There is no single “silver bullet” for real world robotics. We stay open-minded, keep learning, and try whatever works best.
- We keep it practical. For example, our robots have wheels, not legs (no backflips in the near future). We don’t waste time over-engineering fancy features that don’t make a real difference for our customers’ success.
The role:
We’re looking for a Robotics Engineer to own the design and implementation of our humanoid robot’s control systems. A major responsibility in this role is helping us evaluate and select the right technology stack. You’ll be deeply involved in real-time control loops, sensor fusion, actuator integration, and higher-level motion planning algorithms. This role is in person for our Vancouver, Canada office.
Requirements
What you will do:
- Design, implement, and optimize real-time control architectures (manipulation, navigation, teleoperation).
- Investigate and compare frameworks and algorithms to guide our core software platform decisions.
- Integrate sensors (LiDAR, vision, IMU, force/torque) and actuators (BLDC servo motors).
- Develop algorithms for motion planning, kinematics, and advanced control strategies.
- Collaborate closely with hardware and operations teams to ensure cohesive system integration.
- Create testing procedures for both simulation and real hardware to validate performance and reliability.
What you will bring:
- Proficiency in C++ or Rust (experience with ROS/ROS2 is a big plus).
- Strong foundation in control theory, kinematics, and dynamics of robotic systems.
- Proven track record of shipping code code for commercial or open-source robotics projects that have high impacts.
- Experience with real-time embedded systems and safety-critical software.
- Excellent problem-solving skills and a willingness to adapt and learn.
- Hands on experience building and debugging electrical and mechanical systems.
- Knowledge of machine learning for robotics and advanced motion planning.
- Background using simulation tools like Gazebo, Mujuco or Nvidia Isaac Sim.
- Being able to speak Chinese and communicating with our vendors directly is a bonus.
- This role requires shifting working schedules and travelling to the US from time to time.
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