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Founding Software Engineer

Almond · San Francisco, CA, US · On-site

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About Almond

A dual-arm robot built for physical AI. Backed by Y Combinator.

About the role

We are looking for a Software Engineer to design, test, and implement key software components for our factory operations centering around agents and automated inventory, production, logistics, and QA quality control. This role is ideal for an engineer excited about working across the full product lifecycle from whiteboard sketches and prototypes to manufacturing and production. We are taking on a problem that requires extreme ownership and urgency. If you’re looking for a 9-5 this role is not for you.

What they're looking for

  • Building with agents
  • Strong System Design principles
More about this role

Almond is building America’s robot factory.

We are looking for a Software Engineer to design, test, and implement key software components for our factory operations centering around agents and automated inventory, production, logistics, and QA quality control. This role is ideal for an engineer excited about working across the full product lifecycle from whiteboard sketches and prototypes to manufacturing and production.

  • Building an autonomous factory
  • Building an agentic production system
  • Building software to ensure product quality
  • Have strong architectural design
  • Be comfortable working across the stack and/or quickly learning relevant skills (frontend / backend / robotic control / AI)
  • Gave strong conviction in the idea that general purpose robots (humanoids + AI) are inevitable and will soon take over the physical world
  • Building with agents
  • Strong System Design principles

We are taking on a problem that requires extreme ownership and urgency. If you’re looking for a 9-5 this role is not for you.

Read the full posting on Almond's site ↗

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