Lead Embedded Kinematics Engineer - Atlas Project

Forget web endpoints and virtual cloud environments; we deal with gravity, momentum, and cold hard metal. Boston Dynamics is looking for a hardcore Embedded Hardware Engineer to write the bare-metal C++ firmware that keeps our bipedal humanoid robots from falling over.

In this highly specialized role, you won't be building generic REST APIs. You will be squeezing microsecond-level performance out of edge processors, translating complex neural network outputs into instantaneous motor torque commands. You will work directly with PCB designers to debug custom sensor arrays, write low-level drivers for high-bandwidth IMUs, and implement hard-real-time failsafe state machines that trigger the exact millisecond a 150-pound robot loses its balance.

If you dream in hex codes, respect the laws of physics over clean code theories, and want to write software that literally walks, runs, and jumps, drop your resume. We don't care about your LeetCode score; show us what you've built.