Top Robotics Engineer Jobs in Denver & Boulder, CO

Design, develop, test, and debug features for autonomous construction equipment while optimizing controls systems and maintaining code quality standards.

Lead the design, development, and deployment of autonomous systems for heavy construction equipment while mentoring engineering teams and improving system performance.

As a Robotics Engineer, you'll operate and test robot platforms, integrate sensors, manage data pipelines, and debug issues to improve model evaluation.

Seeking a Senior Robotics Engineer to develop advanced robotics software for autonomous systems, focusing on software architecture, optimization, and collaboration with various teams.

Lead development of software for an automated parking platform, focusing on multi-agent motion planning, fleet coordination, real-time embedded systems, simulation, integration, and deployment. Build scalable, fault-tolerant C++/ROS2 software, validate via large-scale simulation and live pilots, and collaborate across disciplines to deliver reliable production robotic systems.

Design, program, integrate, and deploy industrial robotic solutions (palletizing, picking, goods-to-person) for fulfillment and manufacturing. Work includes robot programming, systems integration with conveyors and vision, simulation, commissioning troubleshooting, cycle-time optimization, and cross-disciplinary collaboration.

Design, develop, and execute test programs for space mechanisms. Create and validate EGSE, test stands, and automated test software (Python/LabVIEW/C#). Conduct functional, environmental, and life testing, collect and analyze instrumentation data, troubleshoot anomalies, and produce test documentation while collaborating with design, systems, and quality teams.

Design, build, and validate EGSE/ATE hardware and test software (primarily LabVIEW) for motion control and GNC components. Develop test plans, interface control documents, instrumentation integration, execute environmental and performance tests, collect/analyze data, troubleshoot systems, and maintain test documentation and version-controlled test software to support flight and qualification hardware.

The Senior Electrical Engineer will develop and design motion control electronics, lead technical efforts, and support project teams in delivering flight-ready products.

Lead planning and execution of electrical and electromechanical test campaigns, design and maintain EGSE, develop test procedures, run environmental and performance tests, analyze data, drive anomaly resolution, mentor junior engineers, and ensure compliance with program and quality requirements.

Manage the full deployment lifecycle for retail locations, coordinating installation, network setup, configurations, and troubleshooting, while building automation and ensuring quality.

Design and deliver electromechanical systems from concept through production: EOAT, frames, control panels, cable harnesses, optics/vision fixtures, documentation, safety/certification, and partner with software for robotics, motion, and vision integration. Flex into embedded/robotics software when needed.

Own reliability across vehicle and cloud stacks for AUV operations: onboard Jetson/ROS2 compute, topside systems, cloud ingestion/processing and customer platform. Build automation, observability, runbooks, and self-recovery to reduce on-call toil; manage AWS infrastructure, IaC, container orchestration, and reliability targets. Participate in shared 12-hour on-call shifts and field deployments, mentor team on operational excellence.

Lead systems engineering for autonomous robotic and electromechanical platforms across lifecycle: architecture, MBSE modeling, requirements, interface definition, integration, verification/validation, safety analyses, technical trade studies, and cross-disciplinary leadership supporting prototyping, testing, and field deployment.

Lead end-to-end mechanical and electromechanical design for robotics, inkjet, and renewable energy products. Own concept-to-production hardware, EOAT, control panels, machine-vision fixtures, BOMs, and manufacturing documentation. Integrate with software/controls, support safety/certification (CE, EMC, LVD), and deliver bespoke automation builds in a fast-paced R&D environment.

Develop on-vehicle and simulation software across the autonomy stack: planning behaviors, sensor and payload integration, embedded/vehicle platforms, realistic UxS simulation, and electronics prototyping. Ensure reliable, testable code and support onsite test/integration events (up to 25% travel).

Develop and ship production-quality robotics software for the MoveIt Pro platform, spanning robot hardware integration, motion planning, APIs, and platform features. Integrate learned models (VLA/foundation models) with classical planning and control, debug performance, test hardware compatibility, and collaborate cross-functionally. Work includes ROS 2 development, driver and trajectory controller work, CI/testing, and customer site visits.

Lead integration and execution of mechatronic robotic systems: design electrical architectures, wiring, and packaging; select and integrate sensors, actuators, and compute; prototype and fabricate hardware; debug system-level issues across electrical, mechanical, and software domains; execute integration testing, verification, validation, and field testing; manage integration risks and translate MBSE diagrams into buildable solutions.

The Mechanisms Test Engineer III is responsible for planning, executing, and analyzing tests for aerospace systems, focusing on electromechanical mechanisms and multi-axis gimbals, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to ensure mission success.