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We are pioneering human-scale, dual-arm robotics by merging groundbreaking hardware with intelligent software - creating systems that don't just automate, but truly collaborate to solve global labor shortages. As a young, high-velocity startup, we trade bureaucracy for pure ownership. We are looking for ambitious engineers and PhDs eager to bridge the gap between leading-edge science and real-world impact. If you are ready to leave the safe path and build technology that defines a generation, join us at the ground floor. Role Overview You will evaluate industrial control hardware for our robots, get our ROS 2 stack running on it, and explore what the manufacturer's PLC ecosystem makes possible, including on the functional safety side. You will work directly with our low-level and safety engineers, and we will prioritise the scope with you rather than expecting all of it at once.What you will work on in detail:Compare PLC / IPC platforms from several manufacturers against our requirementsAssess each option in the context of functional safety, including the safety-relevant software and certified components each manufacturer offers, as a pre-study that feeds into our engineering decisionsBring up our existing ROS 2 stack on the selected hardware and document what runs, what breaks, and what it takes to fixWork hands-on with the manufacturer's PLC toolchain and runtime to map out what is actually possible, and write up recommendations the engineering team can act on Skills Currently enrolled in a Bachelor's or Master's program in electrical engineering, mechatronics, computer science, automation, or a related fieldFamiliarity with Linux and at least one of: ROS 2, C/C++, PythonInterest in industrial automation, real-time systems, or functional safetyComfortable working independently once pointed in the right direction, and honest about what you findWorking language is English. German is a plus, not a requirementExisting permission to work in Germany for the full duration Benefits & Culture Real Work, Not Busywork: You will contribute to actual engineering projects that ship, not to slide decks. True Ownership & Impact: See your work come to life from day one, directly shaping our technology. Elite, Hands-on Team: Work in a fast-paced, high-performance environment alongside top robotics talent rooted in ETH Zurich research. No Red Tape: We are an ambitious, focused team driven by growth and excellence, not bureaucracy. Join our team: Based in Esslingen am Neckar (DE). We value in-person collaboration, most work is on site, with some hybrid flexibility. Full remote work is not possible.About Us Born from the labs of ETH Zurich in 2024, Duatic is for the restless and the brilliant who are ready to engineer the workforce of tomorrow. We are pioneering human-scale, dual-arm robotics by merging groundbreaking hardware with intelligent software - creating systems that don't just automate, but truly collaborate to solve global labor shortages. As a young, high-velocity startup, we trade bureaucracy for pure ownership. We are looking for ambitious engineers and PhDs eager to bridge the gap between leading-edge science and real-world impact. If you are ready to leave the safe path and build technology that defines a generation, join us at the ground floor. Role Overview You will evaluate industrial control hardware for our robots, get our ROS 2 stack running on it, and explore what the manufacturer's PLC ecosystem makes possible, including on the functional safety side. You will work directly with our low-level and safety engineers, and we will prioritise the scope with you rather than expecting all of it at once.What you will work on in detail:Compare PLC / IPC platforms from several manufacturers against our requirementsAssess each option in the context of functional safety, including the safety-relevant software and certified components each manufacturer offers, as a pre-study that feeds into our engineering decisionsBring up our existing ROS 2 stack on the selected hardware and document what runs, what breaks, and what it takes to fixWork hands-on with the manufacturer's PLC toolchain and runtime to map out what is actually possible, and write up recommendations the engineering team can act on Skills Currently enrolled in a Bachelor's or Master's program in electrical engineering, mechatronics, computer science, automation, or a related fieldFamiliarity with Linux and at least one of: ROS 2, C/C++, PythonInterest in industrial automation, real-time systems, or functional safetyComfortable working independently once pointed in the right direction, and honest about what you findWorking language is English. German is a plus, not a requirementExisting permission to work in Germany for the full duration Benefits & Culture Real Work, Not Busywork: You will contribute to actual engineering projects that ship, not to slide decks. True Ownership & Impact: See your work come to life from day one, directly shaping our technology. Elite, Hands-on Team: Work in a fast-paced, high-performance environment alongside top robotics talent rooted in ETH Zurich research. No Red Tape: We are an ambitious, focused team driven by growth and excellence, not bureaucracy. Join our team: Based in Esslingen am Neckar (DE). We value in-person collaboration, most work is on site, with some hybrid flexibility. Full remote work is not possible.About Us Born from the labs of ETH Zurich in 2024, Duatic is for the restless and the brilliant who are ready to engineer the workforce of tomorrow. We are pioneering human-scale, dual-arm robotics by merging groundbreaking hardware with intelligent software - creating systems that don't just automate, but truly collaborate to solve global labor shortages. As a young, high-velocity startup, we trade bureaucracy for pure ownership. We are looking for ambitious engineers and PhDs eager to bridge the gap between leading-edge science and real-world impact. If you are ready to leave the safe path and build technology that defines a generation, join us at the ground floor. Role Overview You will evaluate industrial control hardware for our robots, get our ROS 2 stack running on it, and explore what the manufacturer's PLC ecosystem makes possible, including on the functional safety side. You will work directly with our low-level and safety engineers, and we will prioritise the scope with you rather than expecting all of it at once.What you will work on in detail:Compare PLC / IPC platforms from several manufacturers against our requirementsAssess each option in the context of functional safety, including the safety-relevant software and certified components each manufacturer offers, as a pre-study that feeds into our engineering decisionsBring up our existing ROS 2 stack on the selected hardware and document what runs, what breaks, and what it takes to fixWork hands-on with the manufacturer's PLC toolchain and runtime to map out what is actually possible, and write up recommendations the engineering team can act on Skills Currently enrolled in a Bachelor's or Master's program in electrical engineering, mechatronics, computer science, automation, or a related fieldFamiliarity with Linux and at least one of: ROS 2, C/C++, PythonInterest in industrial automation, real-time systems, or functional safetyComfortable working independently once pointed in the right direction, and honest about what you findWorking language is English. German is a plus, not a requirementExisting permission to work in Germany for the full duration Benefits & Culture Real Work, Not Busywork: You will contribute to actual engineering projects that ship, not to slide decks. True Ownership & Impact: See your work come to life from day one, directly shaping our technology. Elite, Hands-on Team: Work in a fast-paced, high-performance environment alongside top robotics talent rooted in ETH Zurich research. No Red Tape: We are an ambitious, focused team driven by growth and excellence, not bureaucracy. Join our team: Based in Esslingen am Neckar (DE). We value in-person collaboration, most work is on site, with some hybrid flexibility. Full remote work is not possible.About Us Born from the labs of ETH Zurich in 2024, Duatic is for the restless and the brilliant who are ready to engineer the workforce of tomorrow. We are pioneering human-scale, dual-arm robotics by merging groundbreaking hardware with intelligent software - creating systems that don't just automate, but truly collaborate to solve global labor shortages. As a young, high-velocity startup, we trade bureaucracy for pure ownership. We are looking for ambitious engineers and PhDs eager to bridge the gap between leading-edge science and real-world impact. If you are ready to leave the safe path and build technology that defines a generation, join us at the ground floor. Role Overview You will evaluate industrial control hardware for our robots, get our ROS 2 stack running on it, and explore what the manufacturer's PLC ecosystem makes possible, including on the functional safety side. You will work directly with our low-level and safety engineers, and we will prioritise the scope with you rather than expecting all of it at once.What you will work on in detail:Compare PLC / IPC platforms from several manufacturers against our requirementsAssess each option in the context of functional safety, including the safety-relevant software and certified components each manufacturer offers, as a pre-study that feeds into our engineering decisionsBring up our existing ROS 2 stack on the selected hardware and document what runs, what breaks, and what it takes to fixWork hands-on with the manufacturer's PLC toolchain and runtime to map out what is actually possible, and write up recommendations the engineering team can act on Skills Currently enrolled in a Bachelor's or Master's program in electrical engineering, mechatronics, computer science, automation, or a related fieldFamiliarity with Linux and at least one of: ROS 2, C/C++, PythonInterest in industrial automation, real-time systems, or functional safetyComfortable working independently once pointed in the right direction, and honest about what you findWorking language is English. German is a plus, not a requirementExisting permission to work in Germany for the full duration Benefits & Culture Real Work, Not Busywork: You will contribute to actual engineering projects that ship, not to slide decks. True Ownership & Impact: See your work come to life from day one, directly shaping our technology. Elite, Hands-on Team: Work in a fast-paced, high-performance environment alongside top robotics talent rooted in ETH Zurich research. No Red Tape: We are an ambitious, focused team driven by growth and excellence, not bureaucracy. Join our team: Based in Esslingen am Neckar (DE). We value in-person collaboration, most work is on site, with some hybrid flexibility. Full remote work is not possible.About Us Born from the labs of ETH Zurich in 2024, Duatic is for the restless and the brilliant who are ready to engineer the workforce of tomorrow. We are pioneering human-scale, dual-arm robotics by merging groundbreaking hardware with intelligent software - creating systems that don't just automate, but truly collaborate to solve global labor shortages. As a young, high-velocity startup, we trade bureaucracy for pure ownership. We are looking for ambitious engineers and PhDs eager to bridge the gap between leading-edge science and real-world impact. If you are ready to leave the safe path and build technology that defines a generation, join us at the ground floor.About Us Born from the labs of ETH Zurich in 2024, Duatic is for the restless and the brilliant who are ready to engineer the workforce of tomorrow. We are pioneering human-scale, dual-arm robotics by merging groundbreaking hardware with intelligent software - creating systems that don't just automate, but truly collaborate to solve global labor shortages. As a young, high-velocity startup, we trade bureaucracy for pure ownership. We are looking for ambitious engineers and PhDs eager to bridge the gap between leading-edge science and real-world impact. If you are ready to leave the safe path and build technology that defines a generation, join us at the ground floor.About Us
About Us
Born from the labs of ETH Zurich in 2024, Duatic is for the restless and the brilliant who are ready to engineer the workforce of tomorrow. We are pioneering human-scale, dual-arm robotics by merging groundbreaking hardware with intelligent software - creating systems that don't just automate, but truly collaborate to solve global labor shortages. As a young, high-velocity startup, we trade bureaucracy for pure ownership. We are looking for ambitious engineers and PhDs eager to bridge the gap between leading-edge science and real-world impact. If you are ready to leave the safe path and build technology that defines a generation, join us at the ground floor.Born from the labs of ETH Zurich in 2024, Duatic is for the restless and the brilliant who are ready to engineer the workforce of tomorrow. We are pioneering human-scale, dual-arm robotics by merging groundbreaking hardware with intelligent software - creating systems that don't just automate, but truly collaborate to solve global labor shortages. As a young, high-velocity startup, we trade bureaucracy for pure ownership. We are looking for ambitious engineers and PhDs eager to bridge the gap between leading-edge science and real-world impact. If you are ready to leave the safe path and build technology that defines a generation, join us at the ground floor.Born from the labs of ETH Zurich in 2024, Duatic is for the restless and the brilliant who are ready to engineer the workforce of tomorrow. We are pioneering human-scale, dual-arm robotics by merging groundbreaking hardware with intelligent software - creating systems that don't just automate, but truly collaborate to solve global labor shortages. As a young, high-velocity startup, we trade bureaucracy for pure ownership. We are looking for ambitious engineers and PhDs eager to bridge the gap between leading-edge science and real-world impact. If you are ready to leave the safe path and build technology that defines a generation, join us at the ground floor.
Duaticrestless and the brillianthuman-scale, dual-arm roboticscollaboratehigh-velocity startuppure ownershipIf you are ready to leave the safe path and build technology that defines a generation, join us at the ground floor.Role Overview You will evaluate industrial control hardware for our robots, get our ROS 2 stack running on it, and explore what the manufacturer's PLC ecosystem makes possible, including on the functional safety side. You will work directly with our low-level and safety engineers, and we will prioritise the scope with you rather than expecting all of it at once.What you will work on in detail:Compare PLC / IPC platforms from several manufacturers against our requirementsAssess each option in the context of functional safety, including the safety-relevant software and certified components each manufacturer offers, as a pre-study that feeds into our engineering decisionsBring up our existing ROS 2 stack on the selected hardware and document what runs, what breaks, and what it takes to fixWork hands-on with the manufacturer's PLC toolchain and runtime to map out what is actually possible, and write up recommendations the engineering team can act onRole Overview You will evaluate industrial control hardware for our robots, get our ROS 2 stack running on it, and explore what the manufacturer's PLC ecosystem makes possible, including on the functional safety side. You will work directly with our low-level and safety engineers, and we will prioritise the scope with you rather than expecting all of it at once.What you will work on in detail:Compare PLC / IPC platforms from several manufacturers against our requirementsAssess each option in the context of functional safety, including the safety-relevant software and certified components each manufacturer offers, as a pre-study that feeds into our engineering decisionsBring up our existing ROS 2 stack on the selected hardware and document what runs, what breaks, and what it takes to fixWork hands-on with the manufacturer's PLC toolchain and runtime to map out what is actually possible, and write up recommendations the engineering team can act onRole OverviewRole Overview
You will evaluate industrial control hardware for our robots, get our ROS 2 stack running on it, and explore what the manufacturer's PLC ecosystem makes possible, including on the functional safety side. You will work directly with our low-level and safety engineers, and we will prioritise the scope with you rather than expecting all of it at once.What you will work on in detail:Compare PLC / IPC platforms from several manufacturers against our requirementsAssess each option in the context of functional safety, including the safety-relevant software and certified components each manufacturer offers, as a pre-study that feeds into our engineering decisionsBring up our existing ROS 2 stack on the selected hardware and document what runs, what breaks, and what it takes to fixWork hands-on with the manufacturer's PLC toolchain and runtime to map out what is actually possible, and write up recommendations the engineering team can act onYou will evaluate industrial control hardware for our robots, get our ROS 2 stack running on it, and explore what the manufacturer's PLC ecosystem makes possible, including on the functional safety side. You will work directly with our low-level and safety engineers, and we will prioritise the scope with you rather than expecting all of it at once.What you will work on in detail:Compare PLC / IPC platforms from several manufacturers against our requirementsAssess each option in the context of functional safety, including the safety-relevant software and certified components each manufacturer offers, as a pre-study that feeds into our engineering decisionsBring up our existing ROS 2 stack on the selected hardware and document what runs, what breaks, and what it takes to fixWork hands-on with the manufacturer's PLC toolchain and runtime to map out what is actually possible, and write up recommendations the engineering team can act onYou will evaluate industrial control hardware for our robots, get our ROS 2 stack running on it, and explore what the manufacturer's PLC ecosystem makes possible, including on the functional safety side. You will work directly with our low-level and safety engineers, and we will prioritise the scope with you rather than expecting all of it at once.What you will work on in detail:Compare PLC / IPC platforms from several manufacturers against our requirementsAssess each option in the context of functional safety, including the safety-relevant software and certified components each manufacturer offers, as a pre-study that feeds into our engineering decisionsBring up our existing ROS 2 stack on the selected hardware and document what runs, what breaks, and what it takes to fixWork hands-on with the manufacturer's PLC toolchain and runtime to map out what is actually possible, and write up recommendations the engineering team can act onYou will evaluate industrial control hardware for our robots, get our ROS 2 stack running on it, and explore what the manufacturer's PLC ecosystem makes possible, including on the functional safety side. You will work directly with our low-level and safety engineers, and we will prioritise the scope with you rather than expecting all of it at once.
What you will work on in detail:
- Compare PLC / IPC platforms from several manufacturers against our requirements
- Assess each option in the context of functional safety, including the safety-relevant software and certified components each manufacturer offers, as a pre-study that feeds into our engineering decisions
- Bring up our existing ROS 2 stack on the selected hardware and document what runs, what breaks, and what it takes to fix
- Work hands-on with the manufacturer's PLC toolchain and runtime to map out what is actually possible, and write up recommendations the engineering team can act on
Skills
Currently enrolled in a Bachelor's or Master's program in electrical engineering, mechatronics, computer science, automation, or a related fieldFamiliarity with Linux and at least one of: ROS 2, C/C++, PythonInterest in industrial automation, real-time systems, or functional safetyComfortable working independently once pointed in the right direction, and honest about what you findWorking language is English. German is a plus, not a requirementExisting permission to work in Germany for the full durationCurrently enrolled in a Bachelor's or Master's program in electrical engineering, mechatronics, computer science, automation, or a related fieldFamiliarity with Linux and at least one of: ROS 2, C/C++, PythonInterest in industrial automation, real-time systems, or functional safetyComfortable working independently once pointed in the right direction, and honest about what you findWorking language is English. German is a plus, not a requirementExisting permission to work in Germany for the full duration- Currently enrolled in a Bachelor's or Master's program in electrical engineering, mechatronics, computer science, automation, or a related field
- Familiarity with Linux and at least one of: ROS 2, C/C++, Python
- Interest in industrial automation, real-time systems, or functional safety
- Comfortable working independently once pointed in the right direction, and honest about what you find
- Working language is English. German is a plus, not a requirement
- Existing permission to work in Germany for the full duration
Benefits & Culture
Real Work, Not Busywork: You will contribute to actual engineering projects that ship, not to slide decks. True Ownership & Impact: See your work come to life from day one, directly shaping our technology. Elite, Hands-on Team: Work in a fast-paced, high-performance environment alongside top robotics talent rooted in ETH Zurich research. No Red Tape: We are an ambitious, focused team driven by growth and excellence, not bureaucracy. Join our team: Based in Esslingen am Neckar (DE). We value in-person collaboration, most work is on site, with some hybrid flexibility. Full remote work is not possible.- Real Work, Not Busywork: You will contribute to actual engineering projects that ship, not to slide decks.
- True Ownership & Impact: See your work come to life from day one, directly shaping our technology.
- Elite, Hands-on Team: Work in a fast-paced, high-performance environment alongside top robotics talent rooted in ETH Zurich research.
- No Red Tape: We are an ambitious, focused team driven by growth and excellence, not bureaucracy.
- Join our team: Based in Esslingen am Neckar (DE). We value in-person collaboration, most work is on site, with some hybrid flexibility. Full remote work is not possible.