Avidbots is a pioneering leader in the field of robotics, dedicated to developing cutting-edge autonomous cleaning solutions for commercial and industrial environments. Our mission is to revolutionize the way cleaning and maintenance tasks are performed by introducing innovative, efficient, and sustainable robotic technologies. Avidbots is committed to delivering intelligent and autonomous robotic solutions that not only enhance operational efficiency but also promote a cleaner and healthier world.
Our groundbreaking autonomous cleaning robots, specifically the Neo 2 and Kas, are redefining the cleaning industry by offering state-of-the-art technology, advanced navigation, and data-driven insights to businesses across the globe. These robots are designed to perform tasks such as scrubbing and sanitization, and maintain cleanliness in a wide range of industries, including airports, shopping malls, warehouses, retail, and more.
Headquartered in Kitchener, ON, Canada, we are an employee-focused organization that has been certified a Great Place to Work consecutively for the last 5 years and one of Deloitte's Fast 500 (2021).
Position Overview
Avidbots is embarking on expanding its new platform for our future robots. This platform will advance the functional safety features of our cleaning robots (bring our robots to SIL-2 performance level for critical safety functions). We are looking for an experienced and seasoned firmware developer. You will write firmware for our safety board which runs our safety critical functions as well as our different modules.
The ideal candidate has several years of experience writing firmware and embedded software for ARM and other architectures. You have strong familiarity with communication protocols such as I2C, CAN, UART, Ethernet, etc. You have been involved in the whole product development lifecycle - all the way from prototype to production and sustaining. You have extensive experience in microcontroller applications, ideally in robotics, motor control, industrial and/or safety-critical applications.
Our engineering team will rely on your work to integrate the robot's electrical, mechanical and software systems, so your designs go beyond core control functions to include board bring-up, debugging, verification, calibration, manufacturing, deployment and field support. Your experience with source repositories, issue tracking, code reviews, centralized builds and automated testing allow you to get up to speed quickly, and maybe even to advance our day-to-day practices. The ideal candidate will have some experience with safety standards such as IEC 61508 and has brought to market products with SIL-2 safety critical functions.
Apply your skills in a disruptive field and help us take over an industry!
This is a hybrid role based in our Kitchener office a minimum of 3 days per week.
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