This project involves a collaboration with another academic institution and 2 private
companies. The candidate will have earned, or is about to earn, a B.Sc. degree in
Information Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or the equivalent. In addition, the
candidate should have a record of contributions to robotics, autonomous systems, and
familiarities with typical software tools and programming languages for robotics such as
ROS, C/C++, and python. The successful candidate will be driven, creative and team-
oriented with a passion for developing robotics systems. We are seeking individuals
with a strong background in robotics, electrical engineering, mechanics, computer
science, and/or related field. Eligible candidates will be required to present eligibility to
work in the United States. Applicants should submit a cover letter, a current CV and a list of three references with
complete contact information. All application materials should be submitted
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