Software Engineer
Promise Robotics is pioneering Physical AI for homebuilding — a rapidly growing, venture-backed company bringing together AI, robotics, and manufacturing to help the homebuilding industry meet the growing demand for housing.
Promise Robotics is pioneering Physical AI for homebuilding — a rapidly growing, venture-backed company bringing together AI, robotics, and manufacturing to help the homebuilding industry meet the growing demand for housing. Our robotic systems, built and operated inside AI -powered factories, give the industry the production capacity, consistency, and speed to build more high-quality homes than traditional methods allow. Our team spans AI researchers and roboticists to factory operators, technicians, and production teams — all building the future of homebuilding together.
We're building physical AI for housing — and unlike most of the field, our robots are already in production, fabricating real structures and generating real operational data every day across multiple factories.
We’re looking for a Robotics Software Developer to join our team and contribute to developing cutting-edge solutions for our core robotic manufacturing technologies. This is an early-career role for someone with strong fundamentals and hands-on robotics project experience who wants to develop it in production.
What you'll do:
Build and maintain simulation scenes — set up and extend simulation environments and test scenarios that mirror our production cells.
Implement motion routines — develop and tune motion-planning and collision-checking behaviors in ROS 2 / MoveIt2 under the guidance of senior engineers.
Develop perception components — implement object detection, pose estimation, and point-cloud processing tasks for material handling and inspection.
Write clean, tested code — produce well-documented C++ and Python, backed by unit and integration tests.
Debug integration issues — help troubleshoot software–hardware issues alongside the robotics and hardware teams.
Participate in the team's practices — contribute to code reviews, agile ceremonies, and CI pipelines.
What you'll need to succeed:
Solid programming ability in C++ and/or Python.
Posted July 29, 2026