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NEURA Robotics

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Required SkillsKernel development, C/C++, debugging, Linux/Unix expertiseSame technical skills as day shift, with experience in system stability during off-hours
Industry UsageTech companies, hardware firms, embedded systemsSame industries, often with 24/7 operations

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RT & Kernel Engineer (human)

NEURA Robotics

On-site

$120 - $180/hr

Other

PTO

Posted 5 days ago

Job description

Your mission & challenges

We are scaling our real-time embedded Linux capability across NEURA's current and next-generation robot platforms — cobots, mobile manipulators, humanoids, quadrupeds, and the shared Compute Unit. This role owns the operating system, kernel, and board-support layer that every control and communication stack on these platforms depends on.

You will collaborate closely with the RT Communication Bus engineer, hardware, simulation, and safety / certification stakeholders to deliver platforms that are deterministic, maintainable, and suitable for a controlled product lifecycle.

  • Real-time Linux platforms — both co-kernel and kernel-preemption approaches — including RT scheduling policy and interrupt-latency budgeting to meet the timing requirements of the control and estimation loops running on the platform (kHz-class whole-body control and high-rate state estimation).

  • SOM board bring-up and the Yocto BSP for each robot platform hardware revision: boot flow, kernel configuration, device trees, and driver work at the C/C++ boundary, with hands‑on debugging on real hardware.

  • Yocto layers, recipes, and images for development, validation, and release; structured evaluations and migrations across multiple SoCs and board variants as hardware evolves.

  • WCET analysis across RT loop configurations, and RT memory management practice (memory locking, huge pages, NUMA‑aware allocation, priority inversion avoidance).

  • Co‑review of WCET budgets and cycle timing with the RT Communication Bus engineer at the OS / fieldbus boundary, ensuring scheduling, interrupt, and synchronisation assumptions hold under load.

  • Safety integration at the kernel level (e.g. E‑stop chain wiring, ISO 10218 safety PLC integration); design participation, documentation, and traceability for controlled change practices.

  • Build, flash, and test automation; technical documentation kept current for the wider engineering organisation.

What we can look forward to

  • Embedded Linux BSP engineering background with hands‑on Yocto / OpenEmbedded experience on production hardware.

  • Hands‑on real‑time Linux kernel patching and tuning experience, with practical scheduling‑oriented reasoning (SCHED_FIFO/RR, priorities, affinity, interrupt path).

  • Working knowledge of WCET analysis methodology and tooling (e.g. OTAWA, Chronos, or vendor equivalents).

  • Solid C and C++ at the kernel/driver boundary; device tree authoring; practical scripting for engineering workflows.

  • Experience on ARM SoCs with multi‑cluster configurations (e.g. Cortex‑A + Cortex‑R), or comparable platforms.

  • A collaborative working style: shared design, constructive code review, proactive communication, and reliable coordination across hardware, communications, and safety disciplines. Strong teamwork is essential for this role.

  • Bachelor's degree in a relevant field, or equivalent practical experience.

Nice to Have

  • EtherCAT familiarity sufficient for OS / fieldbus‑boundary co‑review (WCET budgets and cycle timing).

  • Exposure to functional safety engineering practices (ISO 26262, IEC 61508, or ISO 10218) — documentation, evidence, review cycles. Certification sign‑off is not required for this role.

  • Experience with PTP / IEEE 1588 hardware timestamping at the kernel network driver level.

  • Background in robotics, motion control, or industrial automation with strict timing expectations.

  • Interest in growing scope as the platform team expands.

What you can look forward to

  • Become part of an agile company, actively shape topics and benefit from flat hierarchies in a highly motivated team.

  • Enjoy an attractive salary, flexible working hours and 30 days of vacation.

  • The freedom to contribute your own ideas and drive them forward.

  • Celebrate successes together with company events.

  • Take advantage of our corporate benefits program.

  • And even more fun with great colleagues.

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