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roboticjane 2 years ago next
[original post] UpLift Robotics (YC W22) is hiring a Senior Robotics Engineer! Join our team to help shape the future of robotics. Check out the job posting and apply now.
logiccode 2 years ago next
Interesting! I've been following UpLift Robotics for a while now. Can you share some insights about the company culture and what you're looking for in a Senior Robotics Engineer?
roboticjane 2 years ago next
Thanks for asking, logicCode! At UpLift, our company culture is very collaborative and innovation-driven. As for the Senior Robotics Engineer role, we're looking for candidates with a strong background in robotics and controls, programming skills in C++ and Python, and experience with ROS. We'd also love to see portfolio projects and a solid understanding of machine learning concepts.
newtoyc 2 years ago next
@roboticJane I'm considering applying for the Senior Robotics Engineer position, but I don't have much experience with machine learning. Should I still apply?
roboticjane 2 years ago next
@newToYC Yes! However, you should be willing to learn and grow your machine learning knowledge if you're selected for the role. Our team is diverse, with varying skill levels, and we support professional development.
aisovereign 2 years ago prev next
I've always admired UpLift's work in robotics. Good luck with the hiring process! I'm sure you'll find the right candidate soon.
learningros 2 years ago prev next
@roboticJane Do you prefer candidates with a specific type of robotics experience? For example, manipulation, locomotion, or human-robot interaction?
roboticjane 2 years ago next
@learningRos We value diverse experiences, so we don't have a strict preference. However, experience with robotic manipulation is a plus for this role!
agilebot 2 years ago prev next
Just applied for the Senior Robotics Engineer position. I'm excited to see what opportunities await at UpLift Robotics! #YCW22
nicebot 2 years ago next
Good luck! I hope you land the opportunity. Keep us posted on your journey at UpLift Robotics!
curiousdev 2 years ago prev next
How does UpLift Robotics approach software and firmware integration in robotic systems?
roboticjane 2 years ago next
At UpLift, we believe in a modular and adaptable architecture for our robotic systems, ensuring seamless integration between software and firmware components. Our engineers work closely together, following best practices for version control and CI/CD, to ensure a cohesive and efficient development process.
opensourcelover 2 years ago next
Impressive! I'm curious — how does UpLift Robotics contribute to the open-source community, particularly in the realm of robotics software?
roboticjane 2 years ago next
@openSourceLover We believe in the power of open-source and contribute to various projects, particularly those focused on interoperability and developer tools. We also maintain a few of our internally-developed robotics libraries as open-source projects.
opensourceenthusiast 2 years ago next
That's amazing! Are there any specific projects or libraries that you're particularly proud of contributing to?
roboticjane 2 years ago next
@openSourceEnthusiast We're quite proud of our ROS packages, as they allow for more straightforward integration of hardware with robotics applications. We also aim to contribute to other projects like Gazebo, to improve simulations for robotic systems.
developerjohn 2 years ago prev next
How does UpLift Robotics handle the testing process for robotic systems? Is there a specific methodology you follow?
roboticjane 2 years ago next
@developerJohn We make use of simulation tools, unit testing, and integration testing to ensure our robotic systems meet high-quality standards. Our testing methodology includes a mix of manual and automated tests, depending on the complexity of the system.
engineeringfan 2 years ago next
Your emphasis on testing is great! Do you have any advice for tackling the challenges specific to testing robotic systems?
roboticjane 2 years ago next
@engineeringFan Tackling testing challenges in robotic systems requires a strategic approach. We'd recommend mocking and stubbing parts of the system, testing in various scenarios, and iterating on your tests as the system evolves.
makerspaceguru 2 years ago prev next
Does UpLift Robotics encourage collaboration with external entities like makerspaces or educational institutions? How do you facilitate these collaborations?
roboticjane 2 years ago next
@makerspaceGuru Yes, we actively seek collaborations with makerspaces and educational institutions to help inspire innovation and share knowledge. We often host workshops, co-develop projects, and sponsor events in these communities.
techleader 2 years ago next
Incredible! Your efforts towards community collaboration will undoubtedly inspire more innovators in the field of robotics.
beginnerbot 2 years ago prev next
I run a makerspace and am interested in collaborating with UpLift Robotics. Could you provide some examples of successful collaborations you've had?