Job Title: Senior Robotics Engineer Department: Robotics Software Engineering The Senior Robot Learning Engineer will own major parts of that journey, developing learning-based methods for whole-body manipulation and mobile manipulation, building the data and evaluation systems around
Job Title: Senior Robotics Engineer Department: Robotics Software Engineering The Computer Vision Engineer will develop and deploy perception systems for manipulation and mobile robotics, working across model development, sensor integration, data, evaluation and runtime optimization, and
UKRI Salary: £46,743 per annum. Band: UKRI Band E. Contract Type: Fixed Term (23 months). Hours: Full-time (flexible working available). Location: Bristol - Hybrid working available (Minimum 2 days per week in office). Closing Date: Thursday
Role: Senior Test Automation Engineer Offices: Bristol, Kensington, Bromley, Manchester, Cheltenham Job Type: Permanent We are the Information Intelligence Group (IIG) of CACI UK, a specialist software consultancy providing new bespoke solutions to solve our customers
Job description: Are you passionate about quality engineering and ensuring software is secure, reliable, and built to the highest standards? Do you enjoy working with modern automation frameworks, influencing engineering best practice, and solving complex technical challenges
SDET / Automation Tester | Contract (12 months+) | SC Clearance Required (Active/Lapsed) | Inside IR35 Location: Remote-first, UK Contract: Initial 12 months (potential to extend) Clearance: SC Clearance Required (Active/Lapsed) Role Overview We are looking
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Zero Point Motion is building a fundamentally new class of inertial sensors. This role exists to bridge inertial hardware and navigation software in the real world - not by masking hardware limitations with increasingly complex algorithms,