C++ Software Engineer for Robotics
Pubblicato il 03-09-2026 - Xaba in Padova
About Xaba
Xaba is at the forefront of AI-driven robotics automation, pioneering cutting-edge solutions to enhance industrial processes. Headquartered globally, with a team of collaborative scientists, engineers, and designers, Xaba operates in a remote-first and distributed environment. Join us to revolutionize the future of AI applied to robotics.
The role
We're looking for a C++ Software Engineer specialized in Robotics to join the team. You will be responsible for finding computational solutions to complex technical challenges, spearheading investigation in scalable distributed algorithms and development of our cloud-based systems, whilst providing technical leadership to junior team members.
What you will do
- Research, design and implement robust, scalable, high-performance computer algorithms
- Investigate state-of-the-art computational methods by reading relevant academic papers and attending appropriate workshops/conferences
- Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team including designers and software engineers in multiple locations
- Mentor junior staff and interns to reach their best potential
About you
- M.Sc./Ph.D. in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Mathematics, Physics or related disciplines - or equivalent experience
- Fluent in C++ and Python
- Computational geometry algorithms and methods
- Excellent knowledge of linear algebra and calculus and familiarity with mathematical optimization methods: Linear Programming, Mixed Integer Programming, Combinatorial Optimization, Constraint Programming, Dynamic Programming
- Expertise in API design, component architectures, principles of service-oriented software
- Experience using automated testing and continuous integration frameworks
- Exposure to software product development and delivery practices and related tools
- Research, design and performance optimization of complex algorithms
- Parallel computing methods and frameworks
- Familiarity with fundamental Modeling & Simulation principles and