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Bracket Bot

Open-source robotics kit for AI

Robotics Software Engineer - International Deployments

Full-Time
No salary listed
Mid
San Francisco, CA, USA
In PersonInternational deployments are part of the role.
AI & Machine LearningRobotics & Autonomous Systems

About the job

Requirements
  • Strong robotics software engineering fundamentals.
  • Experience integrating and debugging software on physical robots.
  • Ability to investigate unfamiliar systems, identify root causes, and deliver practical fixes.
  • Clear communication with engineers and the people operating the robot.
  • Comfort with hands-on field work, changing conditions, and international deployment work.
Responsibilities
  • Prepare, configure, test, and deploy robot software for real-world environments.
  • Debug navigation, perception, sensor integration, and system behavior on physical robots.
  • Work directly with users and deployment partners to understand problems and reproduce failures.
  • Turn field findings into software fixes, tests, documentation, and improved deployment tools.
  • Collaborate with mechanical, electrical, and machine learning engineers on issues that cross system boundaries.
  • Help make setup, diagnostics, and support more reliable across international deployments.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience with simultaneous localization and mapping, localization, navigation, perception, or sensor fusion.
  • Experience with Robot Operating System or custom robotics stacks.
  • Experience deploying or supporting robotics systems outside a lab.
  • Experience building diagnostics, logging, remote support, or deployment tools.

About the company

Bracket Bot develops and sells an open-source robotics kit and a multi-robot control system that lets users build and manage a small fleet of mobile robots. The hardware kit is under $400, ships ready-to-assemble with a Raspberry Pi 5, ODrive controller, and a common 20V battery, designed for solder-free assembly. The software stack is Python-based and exposes a unified API through the BracketBot Multi-Robot Control MCP Server, so AI agents can control movement, sound, and vision across multiple robots. Its goal is to democratize robotics by lowering costs and technical barriers and fostering a community around open hardware, software, and AI-driven robotics.

Company Size

1-10

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

San Francisco, California

Founded

2025

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • The website updated February 27, 2026 promises 10-minute setup and 20-hour idle battery life.
  • July 28, 2026 posts showed hiring for productionizing 1-to-100 robots weekly.
  • The open-source GitHub repo and public MCP server strengthen developer adoption and ecosystem lock-in.

What critics are saying

  • LinkedIn showed 1-10 employees on August 31, 2026; execution remains founder-dependent.
  • The July 2026 job post admits they are still productionizing Bracket Bot 1.
  • Open-source hardware invites cloning; without scale, Bracket Bot becomes a niche hobby kit.

What makes Bracket Bot unique

  • Brian Machado combined Tesla, Samsung, Uber, and X robotics experience with Waterloo mechatronics.
  • Bracket Bot’s 2026 stack standardizes Python, Raspberry Pi 5, ODrive, and drill batteries.
  • The MCP server unifies multi-robot control for Claude and GPT-4 fleets.

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