Sunday
Robotics Systems Software Integration Engineer
Redwood City, CA. Posted a month ago
The role
You will own software releases and integration for customer robots and internal fleets. You will coordinate release scope, establish readiness criteria, and drive testing through to deployment.
What you will do
- Own the release cadence and assemble each release
- Keep regression, stress, and endurance test plans current
- Investigate failures using robot logs and reproduce regressions
- Drive fixes through merge and retest
- Ship releases to internal fleets and customer robots
- Communicate changes to engineering and non-technical teams
- Monitor release health in the field
- Land hotfixes quickly and improve test coverage
Required qualifications
- 3+ years shipping software for robots, vehicles, or other complex products where software meets hardware
- Proficiency in Python or C++
- Comfort reading and debugging code across a large codebase you did not write
- Fluency with git branching, merging, cherry-picking, and release branch management
- Fluency with continuous integration systems
- Strong systems debugging instincts to isolate failures and identify a path to a fix
- Experience defining test plans and pass or fail criteria for systems that unit tests cannot fully cover
- Track record of coordinating across teams and holding a quality bar under schedule pressure
- Clear written communication to explain technical changes to product, operations, and support colleagues
Nice to have
- Experience deploying software to a fleet of devices in the field, including staged rollouts and rollback
- Experience with hardware-in-the-loop or automated on-device testing
- Familiarity with real-time robot software, such as controls, perception, or autonomy stacks
- Prior release engineering, quality assurance, or technical program management experience in an organization shipping both hardware and software
About the company
Sunday is developing personal robots to reclaim the hours lost to repetitive tasks. They are focused on making generalized robots broadly accessible for households.