Location
Remote, Minsk, Belarus
Salary
$400 per month gross
Company
КлиматЛайн is developing the V7 robotics project for intelligent robotic systems intended for public-use applications in the United States.
What you will do
•Develop software for real-world robotic systems across AI, machine learning, computer vision, and autonomous robotics.
•Work with object detection, tracking, environmental understanding, localization, mapping, and path planning.
•Process LiDAR and other robotic sensor data, including sensor fusion.
•Integrate AI models with physical robotic systems and supporting APIs and backend services.
•Run simulations, testing, debugging, research, and experimentation with emerging AI and robotics technologies.
•Work in a small engineering team under the guidance of a Senior Engineer and gradually take ownership of more complex technical challenges.
Requirements
•Be a third-year university student or above, or a recent graduate, in Computer Science, AI, Robotics, Engineering, Mathematics, or a related technical field.
•Have a strong academic record, approximately A or equivalent.
•Demonstrate strong programming fundamentals and practical knowledge of Python and/or C++.
•Understand the fundamentals of AI and machine learning, with a basic understanding of computer vision and modern AI models.
•Show interest in robotics, autonomous systems, and real-world AI applications, along with strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
•Commercial experience is not required; university projects, research, hackathons, personal projects, GitHub projects, and prototypes are relevant.
Nice to have
•Experience with ROS or ROS2, OpenCV, PyTorch, TensorFlow, LiDAR, SLAM, robot navigation, LLMs, generative AI, or autonomous systems.
Culture & Benefits
•Students can work part-time for 30 hours per week with a flexible schedule around university commitments, including weekends.
•Graduates can work full-time for 40 or more hours per week.
•Work with experienced engineers while learning and experimenting across AI, computer vision, LLMs, generative AI, sensors, navigation, and robotics.
•Contribute to real robotic systems intended for deployment in the United States rather than isolated educational exercises.
