Robotics Engineer
Pubblicato il 04-10-2026 - BionIT Labs in Bologna
ABOUT THE COMPANYBionIT Labs is a cutting-edge MedTech company dedicated to transforming lives by integrating Information Technologies into Bionics. Our flagship innovation, Adam’s Hand, is the world’s first fully adaptive bionic hand. We specialize in developing advanced robotic systems that merge precision mechatronics, advanced electronics, sophisticated embedded software and bio-inspired control algorithms, focusing on creating intuitive, user-centric human-robot interfaces with seamless embodiment and natural dexterity.
THE ROLEAs a Robotics Specialist, you will be a key contributor to the evolution of our bionic systems, focusing on the integration of advanced robotics, edge AI and NVIDIA-accelerated computing. You will design and implement intelligent robotic behaviors, perception pipelines and control strategies, leveraging NVIDIA Jetson platforms, Isaac ROS and modern AI frameworks to enable real-time, adaptive, and intuitive interactions between the prosthetic device and the user.
We are looking for a specialist who combines deep expertise in robotics software with strong skills in AI deployment at the edge and a passion for creating reliable human-centered robotic solutions.
RESPONSIBILITIES
- Develop robotic control, motion planning, sensor fusion and closed-loop algorithms in C++/Python for embedded platforms.
- Build and deploy real-time AI perception pipelines (e.G. vision, EMG, inertial, etc.) on NVIDIA Jetson using CUDA, TensorRT and Isaac ROS.
- Design and optimize ROS2-based middleware and communication layers for low-latency sensor-actuator-AI integration.
- Integrate perception-planning-control stacks into the prosthetic system architecture.
- Validate algorithms via simulation (e.G. Isaac Sim, Gazebo) using URDF models, and Hardware-in-the-Loop testing.
- Ensure code quality, unit/integration testing and documentation compliant with MedTech standards (IEC 62304, ISO 13485).
- Collaborate across teams and contribute to RD on next-generation bion