Full-Time
Senior Software Engineer
Embedded Linux Platform
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Serve Robotics
51-200 employees
Autonomous delivery robots for food and retail
Senior
Remote in USA
- 5+ years experience developing C and C++ code for production systems.
- Proficient in scripting with Bash and Python.
- Experience with building, maintaining, and deploying embedded Linux operating systems.
- Strong Linux fundamentals.
- Linux device driver and bootloader experience.
- Experience with communication interfaces including UART, I2C, CAN, Ethernet, GMSL, and MIPI CSI-2.
- Strong test, debug, and performance measurement skills.
- Own the embedded Linux operating system development for multiple robot platforms.
- Develop and integrate Board Support Packages (BSP) for new hardware platforms.
- Build instrumentation and analysis tools for improving system performance and reliability.
- Design robust, scalable Over the Air (OTA) deployment solutions for the Serve’s operating systems.
- Collaborate with the hardware team and component vendors through all phases of the development cycle, from requirements specification to manufacturing.
- Experience with Nvidia Jetson hardware.
- Experience working with sensors like cameras and Lidar.
- Experience developing real-time systems.
- Experience in robotics, autonomous vehicle development.
Serve Robotics is transforming the delivery industry with its self-driving robots that provide sustainable and efficient delivery solutions. These lightweight autonomous robots deliver small items, like food and retail products, directly to customers, reducing carbon emissions and traffic congestion. The company operates on a delivery-as-a-service (DaaS) model, allowing businesses to subscribe and pay based on their delivery needs. Serve Robotics stands out by combining advanced robotics technology with a commitment to sustainability, aiming to enhance delivery efficiency while minimizing environmental impact.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
IPO
Total Funding
$51.6M
Headquarters
Redwood City, California
Founded
2021
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Serve Robotics raised $80M to expand its robot delivery services by 2026.
- The company is expanding operations to Miami, enhancing its market presence.
- Advancements in AI improve robot navigation and efficiency in urban areas.
What critics are saying
- Increased competition from companies like Starship Technologies and Nuro.
- Potential regulatory challenges in new markets like Miami.
- Dependence on partnerships with platforms like Uber Eats.
What makes Serve Robotics unique
- Serve Robotics uses zero-emissions rovers for eco-friendly urban deliveries.
- The company offers a delivery-as-a-service model for scalable, flexible solutions.
- Serve Robotics partners with major platforms like Uber Eats for expanded reach.
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Serve Robotics Inc. yesterday launched its delivery service using sidewalk robots in the Miami metropolitan area.
Serve announced the launch of its service in the Miami metro area. | Credit: Serve Robotics. Serve Robotics Inc. yesterday launched its delivery service using sidewalk robots in the Miami metropolitan area. The company also expanded its existing partnership with Shake Shack Inc. and established a partnership with Mister O1 Extraordinary Pizza
More delivery robots are coming to Miami, and they may just deliver your next pizza or burger order.Serve Robotics, a sidewalk delivery company, announced that it is launching operations in the Miami metro area this year. Customers who order from locations of its partners Shake Shack or Mister O1 Extraordinary Pizza in the Brickell and Miami Beach neighborhoods with Uber Eats may receive their next order via Serve’s autonomous robots.This expansion builds on Serve’s multi-year growth in Los Angeles and its planned entry into the Dallas-Fort Worth market. With approximately 120,000 residents and their bustling commercial districts, Miami Beach and Brickell provide smart places to launch sustainable robotic delivery. Serve says it has worked closely with city officials and local stakeholders to ensure a smooth rollout.“Our robots are currently operating on the ground in Brickell and Miami Beach, and we expect to grow our footprint in the coming months. Our experience operating in LA shows that we can expect to grow steadily over time. Serve is currently operating in six neighborhoods in LA – Downtown, Sawtelle, Westwood, Hollywood, West Hollywood and Koreatown
Serve Robotics CEO Ali Kashani envisions autonomous delivery robots transforming urban logistics by optimizing the pickup and delivery of food and other products to lower the cost of last-mile delivery for businesses. This year, it is planning to deploy 2,000 Uber Eats delivery robots — further expanding in Los Angeles and looking to deploy in Dallas and other cities. Serve was spun out of Uber a year ago, after Uber acquired Postmates in 2020. Serve had been part of Postmates. Last year, the company announced a partnership with Uber Eats and Shake Shack to deliver in Los Angeles. Serve Robotics’ delivery bots currently traverse several Los Angeles neighborhoods, rolling on sidewalks to pick up food orders from 900 restaurants