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Robotics Software Engineer Job Responsibilities Develop, debug, and maintain ROS C++ programs for core functional modules of intelligent construction robots (e.g., AI-driven tower cranes) Develop, maintain, and validate robot simulation environments using tools such as Unity and Matlab Integrate, test, and troubleshoot industrial communication protocols in robotic systems, including Modbus and CANBus Develop, integrate, and test sensor drivers Build Docker images, implement containerized deployment, and manage the robotic software system to ensure consistency between development and deployment environments Lead or assist in on-site deployment, integration testing, data logging, and report writing for the software system at construction sites Develop a deep understanding of fundamental robotic principles (perception, planning, and control) and apply theoretical knowledge to practical problem-solving and performance optimization Qualifications Bachelor's degree or above in Robotics Engineering, Automation, Computer Science, Electronic Information Engineering, Mechatronics, or a related field Proficiency in C++ programming, with strong software design skills and a solid programming foundation; familiar with the Linux development environment Extensive hands-on experience in ROS1/ROS2 project development, with a solid understanding of its communication mechanisms, common tools, and ecosystem Familiar with at least one robot simulation tool (e.g., Unity, Gazebo, Matlab/Simulink), with experience in simulation environment setup and model development Familiar with Docker container technology, with practical experience in image building and deployment Proficient in Git version control, with good code management and collaborative development practices Familiar with at least one industrial communication protocol (e.g., Modbus, CANBus, Ethernet/IP); experience in hardware-software integration is a plus Basic understanding of core robotic modules such as perception, path planning, and motion control; experience in robotics competitions or related projects is a plus Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, excellent teamwork and communication abilities, and the willingness to occasionally provide on-site support
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