Develop semi-/full-humanoid robots and teleoperation systems, including robotic hands and verification environments.
About this role
This Robotics Reliability Engineer role sits within the Development Division and supports the deployment and dependable operation of physical robots used in a large-scale robotics data collection and generative AI development project. The work connects field operations with engineering teams by turning on-site failures and operational findings into specific technical and process improvements.
The role covers robot installation, initial configuration, commissioning, site acceptance, testing, adjustment, recovery, and deployment operations. It requires diagnosing software, network, sensor, actuator, power, mechanical, and environmental issues; analyzing ROS/ROS 2 logs, system logs, sensor and operation logs, error codes, and video; and documenting root causes, reproduction conditions, impact, temporary measures, and permanent corrective actions. The engineer also develops deployment, maintenance, troubleshooting, checklist, work-standard, and workflow documentation.
Applicants need hands-on troubleshooting experience with robots, industrial automation, mechatronic products, factory automation equipment, mobile robots, or comparable physical systems. They must be able to isolate faults, design improvements, document investigations clearly for engineering teams, coordinate on-site deployment and recovery activities, follow safety procedures, and collaborate across hardware, software, integration, simulation, and operations teams. Business-level Japanese is required.
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