Building the most capable robots in the world requires great software. To build great software we rely on a variety of tools, technology, and infrastructure to help our teams “stay in the flow”. As a Staff Software Engineer on the Central Software (CSW) team, you will play a direct role in extending, refining, and maintaining these software tools and technologies, empowering our teams to move quickly, while ensuring we reliably deploy software to robots, to the desktop, and to the cloud.

You’ll make an impact by:

• Extending and scaling build systems and tooling to maximize the productivity of >200 BD engineers.

• Helping project teams integrate new compilers and toolchains to grow the hardware targets to which we can deploy.

• Root causing and fixing build issues, such as breakages, flakes, and speed regressions.

• Owning end-to-end delivery of new developer tools, spanning implementation, testing, deployment, documentation, and operations.

• Participating in our agile development process, coordinating work with others, identifying challenges, and communicating progress regularly.

• Mentoring and upskilling peers and other contributors across the organization.

To make an impact in this role you’ll bring:

• Hands-on experience using, deploying, and extending Bazel - or equivalent (Gradle, CMake) - for multi-language / multi-platform monorepos.

• 7+ years experience as a Software Engineer working in cross-platform codebases; solid working experience with C++ and Python.

• Demonstrated understanding of compiler toolchains and the development ecosystem on Linux (Ubuntu or equivalent).

• Expertise with Continuous Integration systems (Jenkins, BuildKite, CircleCI, GitLab).

• Experience with Agile, Scrum or other lean methods.

• Ability to work collaboratively in cross-functional teams.

• Bachelors in Engineering, Computer Science, or other technical areas.

We are interested in every qualified candidate who is eligible to work in the United States. However, we are not able to sponsor visas for this position.

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