Robotics Systems Engineer II, Amazon Robotics Deployment Engineering

Amazon Robotics is seeking a Robotics Systems Engineer II to play a crucial role in their deployment team. This position combines hands-on technical leadership with field engineering expertise, focusing on the installation and commissioning of robotic systems in Amazon's fulfillment centers.

The role demands a unique blend of technical prowess and leadership skills, as you'll be responsible for overseeing the installation, troubleshooting, integration, and commissioning of Amazon Robotics equipment in both new and existing facilities. You'll lead teams of 1-5 engineers and work closely with project managers to provide technical oversight on both Amazon-designed and third-party robotics equipment.

Key aspects of the role include:

• Leading complex robotics system deployments requiring extensive collaboration with various stakeholders
• Troubleshooting and resolving technical issues across mechanical, electrical, and networking systems
• Developing and improving process documentation for new and existing products
• Managing multiple priorities in fast-paced construction and warehouse environments
• Driving continuous improvement initiatives and conducting retrospective reviews

The position offers competitive compensation ranging from $94,000 to $207,900 per year, depending on location, plus comprehensive benefits including medical, dental, vision coverage, 401(k), and parental leave options.

This is an excellent opportunity for someone passionate about robotics and field engineering, with strong technical skills and leadership capabilities. The role requires 75% travel across the US, with international opportunities available. Relocation to Amazon Corporate offices in Seattle, Boston, or Austin will be required.

You'll be joining Amazon Robotics, a team at the forefront of warehouse automation technology, working on cutting-edge robotics systems that are transforming the future of logistics and fulfillment. The role offers significant growth potential and the chance to make a real impact on Amazon's rapidly expanding robotics operations.