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Applied Scientist, Fauna

Jet.com · Sunnyvale, California, USA · On-site

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About Jet.com

Backed by General Catalyst.

About the role

We are seeking a Applied Scientist to focus on Robot Navigation. In this role, you'll research and develop advanced navigation systems that enable robots to move reliably and safely through complex, dynamic environments. You'll work across a broad spectrum of navigation approaches—from classical methods to learning-based techniques and foundation models—to build robust solutions for autonomous robot navigation. Found on 1752vc Careers, the job board for startup and VC roles.

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We are seeking a Applied Scientist to focus on Robot Navigation. In this role, you'll research and develop advanced navigation systems that enable robots to move reliably and safely through complex, dynamic environments. You'll work across a broad spectrum of navigation approaches—from classical methods to learning-based techniques and foundation models—to build robust solutions for autonomous robot navigation.

Key job responsibilities

  • Develop and implement robust navigation systems that enable reliable autonomous operation in complex, dynamic indoor environments with static and dynamic obstacles
  • Build simulation-based and on-device evaluation frameworks with comprehensive benchmarks and metrics for systematic comparison of navigation methods
  • Conduct sim-to-real transfer experiments, analyzing performance gaps and developing techniques to ensure reliable real-world navigation performance
  • Collaborate with world model, manipulation, and other teams to ensure seamless integration of navigation capabilities into the full robot system
  • Stay current with the latest advances in robot navigation, spatial reasoning, and related fields, and apply relevant findings to improve system...

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