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Exceptional Software Engineer

Dyna · Redwood City, CA · On-site

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About Dyna

DYNA Robotics builds commercial-grade robots that complete end-to-end workflows in hospitality, logistics, and factory operations. Shift after shift. Backed by CRV.

About the role

You'll work on whatever is currently the hardest problem in the software that carries our models from training to production: data infrastructure, services, pipelines, APIs, deployment, and the internal platform our researchers and operators depend on. Scope is set by what's blocking, not by a team boundary. Expect to move between problems.

More about this role

Dyna Robotics builds general-purpose robots powered by a proprietary embodied AI foundation model with top-in-industry generalization and real-world performance. Already deployed with customers across multiple industries, our robots do commercial-grade work in the physical world. Our team comes from Google DeepMind, Meta, and Cruise, and we're backed by CRV, First Round, and other leading investors.

You'll work on whatever is currently the hardest problem in the software that carries our models from training to production: data infrastructure, services, pipelines, APIs, deployment, and the internal platform our researchers and operators depend on.

Scope is set by what's blocking, not by a team boundary. Expect to move between problems.

You'll know your first project before you accept an offer.

Your work reaches a real robot doing a real job in days or weeks, not quarters.

You believe physical intelligence is the most important unsolved problem in AI, and that it gets solved by shipping into the messy real world rather than by waiting for a cleaner simulator.

You are an exceptional engineer by any measure of software engineering.

You have a high tolerance for ambiguity and the...

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