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Robotics Engineer - Motion Planning & Controls63393008237699120

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Robotics Engineer - Motion Planning & Controls

About us: At Red Rabbit Robotics, our mission is to tackle the global labor shortage and create a future of abundance. We aim to deploy one million humanoid robots in the next 10 years. Our robots are designed to tackle manual labor across manufacturing, warehouse, logistics and more. Our “teleoperation first” strategy immediately delivers value by providing humanoid labor as a service through remote operators, while simultaneously building a powerful data flywheel that fuels the foundation models for robotics and leads to full autonomy for physical world AI. Founded just a few months ago, we have already built two generations of humanoid robot prototypes, secured venture backing, and attracted major customers eager to try out our solution. With real time human oversight and a powerful data flywheel, we are building embodied AI systems that can work in the real world in the same way as we do. Check out our prototype demo videos at www.redrabbitrobotics.ai. What we believe: We are all about our customers. We talk to real folks in the industry to find out what they actually need, then we build products that solve those problems. Simple as that. We are agnostic to different technical approaches. There is no single “silver bullet” for real world robotics. We stay open-minded, keep learning, and try whatever works best. We keep it practical. For example, our robots have wheels, not legs (no backflips in the near future). We don’t waste time over-engineering fancy features that don’t make a real difference for our customers’ success. The role: We’re looking for a Robotics Engineer to own the design and implementation of our humanoid robot’s control systems. A major responsibility in this role is helping us evaluate and select the right technology stack. You’ll be deeply involved in real-time control loops, sensor fusion, actuator integration, and higher-level motion planning algorithms. This role is in person for our Vancouver, Canada office. Requirements What you will do: Design, implement, and optimize real-time control architectures (manipulation, navigation, teleoperation). Investigate and compare frameworks and algorithms to guide our core software platform decisions. Integrate sensors (LiDAR, vision, IMU, force/torque) and actuators (BLDC servo motors). Develop algorithms for motion planning, kinematics, and advanced control strategies. Collaborate closely with hardware and operations teams to ensure cohesive system integration. Create testing procedures for both simulation and real hardware to validate performance and reliability. What you will bring: Proficiency in C++ or Rust (experience with ROS/ROS2 is a big plus). Strong foundation in control theory, kinematics, and dynamics of robotic systems. Proven track record of shipping code code for commercial or open-source robotics projects that have high impacts. Experience with real-time embedded systems and safety-critical software. Excellent problem-solving skills and a willingness to adapt and learn. Hands on experience building and debugging electrical and mechanical systems. Knowledge of machine learning for robotics and advanced motion planning. Background using simulation tools like Gazebo, Mujuco or Nvidia Isaac Sim. Being able to speak Chinese and communicating with our vendors directly is a bonus. This role requires shifting working schedules and travelling to the US from time to time.

Burnaby, BC, Canada

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Automotive Service Technician63393001081985121

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Automotive Service Technician

Job description Looking for a GREAT place to work with growth potential? Morrey Volvo Cars Burnaby is offering a position of a Full-time Automotive Service Technician to join our growing Service Department. This is an opportunity to work with a fantastic team with high earning potential in one of the busiest service departments around! We invite you to apply if you are hungry to explore your ceiling and have fun while doing it! **SIGNING BONUS AVAILABLE!!!** KEY RESPONSIBILITIES: Provide timely and accurate technical advisement of vehicle repairs and maintenance Perform maintenance, repairs, and inspections to client and internal vehicles in a safe, accurate, and efficient manner according to standardized and manufacturer guidelines Diagnosing of client vehicle concerns and documenting of concerns and repairs made Inspect client and internal vehicles for both safety and operation and advising of necessary repairs Provide guidance and training to assigned apprentices Maintain a high level of cleanliness and proficiency in work carried out throughout the shop, as well as the cleanliness and maintenance of shop and shop tools Translating customers’ repair problems into standard repair terminology while educating customers on maintenance and repair needs Requirements Qualifications and Experience Level 3 Automotive or higher 2+ Years of Automotive Technician experience required HEV / EV experience an asset Volvo / European experience an asset Excellent interpersonal communication and organizational skills Possess standardized set of automotive repair tools Self sufficient and can work both in a team and independently Customer service oriented with a passion to build relationships with customers Benefits WE OFFER: Competitive compensation Benefit package including health, extended health, dental, and vision Diverse and inclusive culture with a strong, close-knit group of technicians Extensive continuous training provided by employer & manufacturer – become a master technician in as little as 6 months! Signing bonus available

Burnaby, BC, Canada

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Mechatronics Engineer

About us: At Red Rabbit Robotics, we are on a mission to solve global labor shortage and create a future of abundance. We aim to deploy one million humanoid robots in the next 10 years, eventually producing and deploying > 10M robots per year. Our robots are designed to tackle manual labor across manufacturing, warehouse, logistics and more. Our teleoperation first approach delivers immediate value, offering humanoid labor as a service, while fueling the data that will eventually power full autonomy. Founded just less than a year ago, we have already built three generations of humanoid robot prototypes, secured venture backing, and attracted major customers eager to try out our solution. With real time human oversight and a powerful data flywheel, we are building embodied AI systems that can work in the real world in the same way as we do. Check out progress on X at https://x.com/redrabbitrobot ! What we believe: We are all about our customers. We talk to real folks in the industry to find out what they actually need, then we build products that solve those problems. Simple as that. We are agnostic to different technical approaches. There is no single “silver bullet” for real world robotics. We stay open-minded, keep learning, and try whatever works best. We keep it practical. For example, our robots have wheels, not legs (no backflips in the near future). We don’t waste time over-engineering fancy features that don’t make a real difference for our customers’ success. The role: We are seeking a Mechatronics Engineer with a passion for both mechanical and electronics engineering. You will assist in building and integrating the physical components of our robots, from arms and end effectors to sensors and mobile platforms. This position offers a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience while shaping the next generation of humanoid robots. This role is in person for our Vancouver, Canada office. What you will do: Set up, assemble, and integrate humanoid robotic arms and mobile platforms. Design and fabricate custom hardware parts using CAD for 3D printing, sheet metal, and CNC milling. Set up and route cables, power supplies, and sensors (depth cameras, RGB cameras, LiDAR). Assist in firmware-level tasks and communication protocols (RS232, I2C, CAN bus) to ensure everything connects properly. Build temporary testing platforms, create CAD models for custom parts, order them, and oversee final assembly. Upgrade teleoperation systems for lighter weight and better ergonomics to reduce operator fatigue. Work closely with senior engineers to conduct assembly, testing, and validation of robotic prototypes. Requirements What you will bring: Proficiency in CAD software (e.g., SolidWorks, Fusion 360) for part design and fabrication. Basic knowledge of communication protocols (RS232, I2C, CAN bus) and common embedded firmware concepts. Hands-on experience with 3D printing, basic machining, and electronics assembly. Strong problem-solving mindset and eagerness to take on new challenges in a fast-paced startup environment. Experience with aluminum extrusions, sheet metal design, and CNC manufacturing. Familiarity with ROS/ROS2 and basic robotics concepts. Prior experience assembling robots, drones, or other complex mechatronics systems. This role requires shifting working schedules and travelling to the US from time to time.

Burnaby, BC, Canada

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