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Toyota Automated Logistics

Sr. R&D Software Engineer

Meridian, IdahoEngineeringPosted

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Join the team that's shaping the future of autonomous robotics and material handling. As an R&D Software Engineer at Toyota Automated Logistics, you'll develop the brains behind intelligent robotic systems, from low-level hardware control to high-level autonomy and perception. You'll work on real robots.

You'll ship real code. You'll help launch entirely new automation products into warehouses and factories across the world. We don't just build software; we build the future of logistics.

About Us

Toyota Automated Logistics R&D is the New Product Development (NPD) division of the company. Our mission is to develop original products that expand Toyota Automated Logistics' automation capabilities – enabling our commissioning and systems teams to deliver integrated solutions that give our customers a competitive edge. Our ~70-person team is distributed between our Boise, Dallas, and Indianapolis offices, and includes experts in mechanical, electrical, software, and AI disciplines, all with a strong foundation in robotics technology.

Beyond our Toyota Automated Logistics offices, we collaborate heavily with our other Toyota partners to innovate and share our technology globally. Software engineers on our team are true full-stack robotics developers, with opportunities to work across the entire software stack – from high-level autonomy, AI, and perception to low-level motor control…

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