RoSE community launches free curated jobs board for robotics software engineers
A new free job board aims to fix the scattered robotics software engineering market.
Robotics software engineering has a notoriously fragmented job market, with openings buried on university pages, company career sites, or mailing lists. The RoSE community, best known for the Robot Software Engineering workshop held most recently at ICRA, has stepped in to solve this pain point. They've created a dedicated, non-commercial jobs board that aggregates positions specifically for the software side of robotics, including testing, verification, architecture, middleware, and tooling.
For employers and research groups, the process is simple: submit an opening through a short form, and organizers review it before it goes live. Postings remain on the board until their application deadline passes. For job seekers, the board offers a curated, high-signal feed of relevant roles across PhD, postdoc, engineer, and full-time positions. The initiative is entirely community-driven and free, with organizers open to feedback on how to improve the platform as it grows.
- The RoSE community created a free, non-commercial jobs board focused exclusively on robotics software engineering roles.
- All submissions are reviewed by organizers before going live, ensuring quality and relevance for job seekers.
- The board covers testing, verification, architecture, middleware, tooling, and includes PhD, postdoc, and engineer positions.
Why It Matters
Gives robotics software engineers a trusted, focused hub to find niche roles, cutting through the fragmented job market.