Robotics Software Engineer, Amazon Robotics R&D
Amazon Development Center Germany GmbH•Berlin, Deutschland
Full-time
👁️ 0 views•📝 0 applications•Posted 8/5/2026•Expires 9/4/2026
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Job Description
Are you inspired by the fusion of software and robotics? Are you an experienced software engineer who dreams of building solutions that combine the latest technology to change how millions of customer orders are fulfilled? Would you enjoy working in a fast paced and highly collaborative environment?
Amazon Robotics is seeking broad, curious engineers to join our team. We holistically design, build, and deliver end-to-end robotic systems. Our team is also responsible for core infrastructure and tools that serve as the backbone of our robotic applications, enabling roboticists, machine learning scientists, software engineers, and hardware engineers to collaborate and deploy systems in the field.
Key job responsibilities
You'll be a key member of a software engineering team that designs, prototypes, integrates, tests and launches robotic applications throughout Amazon's fulfillment centers. You will partner with applied scientists and project managers. Your responsibilities will include collaborating with other teams across the globe.
Work includes:
- Participate in all phases of new developments including concept, design, architecting, prototyping, and production
- Implementation, performance optimization and maintenance of software
- Collaborate with software, hardware, and operations customers
- Contribute to software design reviews and team best practices
About the team
The Vulcan Pick team is focusing the technology to partially automate the picking activities in existing Amazon Fulfillment Centers. The interdisciplinary team is composed of members from wide range of disciplines including software development engineers, hardware/mechanical/electrical engineers, applied scientists and system engineers. Formed in early 2022, the team has deployed multiple systems to Amazon warehouses and performed more than ~100,000 picks to date.