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Backend Software Engineer – Human-Robot Interaction at Pickle Robot Company - ApplyBlast

Backend Software Engineer – Human-Robot Interaction

Pickle Robot Company

4 months ago

Charlestown, MA

Onsite

Full Time

Senior

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About this role

A Backend Software Engineer at Pickle builds scalable systems for autonomous robots in warehouse environments, focusing on task planning and human-robot interaction. The role involves designing backend services that integrate with robotics infrastructure while maintaining high code quality and performance. Engineers collaborate closely with robotics teams to deploy reliable workflows that improve operational efficiency on the warehouse floor.

Responsibilities

Design and build backend services supporting front-end systems
Develop scalable, reliable, and performant systems using Python
Contribute to system architecture and service design within the team
Build and maintain event-driven systems and messaging-based architectures
Collaborate closely with robotics engineers to integrate backend systems with real-world workflows

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About Pickle Robot Company

picklerobot.com

Headquarters

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Company Size

11-50 employees

Founded

2018

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Pickle Robot builds autonomous robotic systems powered by the Dill Autonomy Engine (DAE), which combines classical optimal control and generative AI to unload trucks and trailers of non-palletized goods for warehouses and distribution centers. Their technology stack includes machine vision, generative AI, and continuous learning, enabling robots to improve performance over time and integrate operational dashboards for fleet management. Pickle's solutions deploy at the dock door in days without WMS integration, helping logistics operators reduce physical labor demands and improve throughput.