Jobs at Menlo Research

Menlo offers a 'Wild Card' role for unconventional thinkers who don't fit traditional job molds, encouraging a diverse range of backgrounds and experiences. It emphasizes teamwork, equity, and the opportunity for innovative work.

The Content Strategy Intern will create and manage video content and social media posts, maintain a content calendar, and track engagement metrics.

The Marketing Lead will define and execute Menlo's comprehensive marketing strategy, managing brand, community, content, and demand generation while working cross-functionally to drive growth and engagement.

As a Staff Engineer, you will own the embedded software architecture for Asimov, writing firmware, defining standards, leading hardware bringup, and mentoring engineers.

The Forward Deployed Research Engineer at Menlo combines engineering and research to solve real-world customer deployment problems in robotics, improve systems, and enhance usability in commercial environments.

Architect and implement the firmware stack for Asimov's robotic platform, ensuring real-time control and collaboration with cross-functional teams.

As a Distributed Systems Engineer, you'll architect and scale infrastructure for humanoid robots, working on real-time data streaming, cloud simulation, and training platforms while collaborating with robotics engineers.

The Infrastructure Engineer will manage and scale Menlo's cloud platform, overseeing services like OpenStack and Kubernetes, building infrastructure for AI development, and ensuring system reliability and performance.

The Product Manager will oversee the roadmap for Menlo Platform, coordinating with engineering on tooling requirements, enhancing developer experience, and engaging with external partners.

As a Robotics Researcher, you will develop policies for dexterous manipulation, build control pipelines, and integrate systems for a humanoid robot, focusing on deployment and real-world performance.

As a Robotics Researcher in Perception and Vision, you will design perception systems, optimize models for real-time applications, and contribute to open-source tooling.

As a Robotics Researcher at Menlo, you will develop and deploy navigation algorithms for humanoid robots, focusing on real-time SLAM and planning frameworks for complex environments.

The Robotics Researcher will develop locomotion controllers for humanoid robots, utilizing reinforcement learning and simulation to ensure robust real-world deployment.