Robotics Integration Engineer
Pubblicato il 19-10-2026 - Exein in Roma
The physical and digital worlds are merging. Vehicles, medical devices, industrial systems, critical infrastructure: security hasn't kept pace. AI is accelerating everything, from the capabilities of the systems we depend on to the sophistication of the threats targeting them. A software vulnerability can now have physical consequences. A physical breach can compromise entire digital ecosystems. Billions of devices operate with little to no protection, and traditional approaches can't keep up. Not at this scale, not at this speed, and not across this diversity of systems.
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Exein exists to solve this. We build the security layer for a world where physical and digital threats are no longer separate problems, from kernel-level runtime protection on embedded devices to cloud-native platforms that analyze, protect, and prove compliance across entire device fleets. We're not patching the old model. We're building security from the core out.
Job overview
We are looking for a Robotics Integration Engineer to help establish our robotics lab and turn software, algorithms, and capabilities developed by our research and engineering teams into working applications on real robots . This is a hands-on role spanning platform configuration, hardware and software integration, deployment, testing, and demo preparation. You will work closely with developers to make robotic systems reliable and demonstrations repeatable, helping define the lab’s tools and workflows from day one.
What you’ll do
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- Set up and operate the robotics lab, contributing to the selection and configuration of robots , sensors, compute platforms, networking, and test equipment.
- Integrate hardware and software, connecting sensors, actuators, and application components and validating end-to-end system behavior.
- Deploy new capabilities onto physical robots , integrating components, algorithms,