Staff Robotics System Safety Engineer
Rhoda AI · Mountain View
CHECKED 15H AGO
Roboticsonsitestaff$200k–$300k
At a glance
Highlights
- Build safety systems for next-gen generalist humanoid robots.
- Define fail-safe and fail-operational strategies for humanoids.
- Invent custom instrumentation to verify stopping and collision safety.
What they offer
- equity
Ideal candidate
A veteran safety leader for complex electromechanical robots who thrives hands-on from concept to mass production and cares about rigorous analysis, testing, and cross-functional collaboration to make humanoids safe.
Requirements
- 10+ years mass-produced electromechanical product development experience
- B.S. in Robotics, Mechatronics, Electrical Engineering or Computer Science
- Data collection and analysis methodologies - data acquisition and instrumentation, data conversion and analysis using Python or statistical tools, data presentation
- Proven experience in systems safety engineering, including HARA, DFMEA, FTA, STPA and safety case development for complex electromechanical systems with significant robotic aspect
- Proven track record of complex safety-critical product development from inception to mass production, including passing through safety certification
- Proven experience deriving safety requirements for a robotic system through analysis and experimentation
- Proven experience in developing test cases with fault injection, instrumenting and executing those test cases, analyzing data and presenting to cross-functional teams
- Proven experience working in at least one of Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Software Engineering
Lab profile
About Rhoda AI
Building generalist intelligent robots via full-stack hardware and foundation world models.
What they build
- Generalist intelligent robots
- Foundation world models for robot control
Known for
- Full-stack ownership from hardware to AI
- Generalist robots for complex real-world environments
- End-to-end system design and cutting-edge research
Key facts
- Raised over $450M