Matic Robots
Backend Software Engineer
About this role
Matic is seeking a Backend Software Engineer to build and scale internal tools that support manufacturing operations for their home robotics products. You'll work in Rust alongside mechanical, electrical, and production teams to streamline production facilities and improve cross-functional efficiency.
What you'll do
- Build and scale internal tools for production facility support
- Develop robust systems in Rust to enhance manufacturing efficiency
- Collaborate with mechanical, electrical, and production teams on tooling needs
- Identify infrastructure improvement opportunities for team efficiency
- Contribute to internal software systems as part of a small engineering team
- Debug and resolve complex technical issues in production systems
What they're looking for
- Rust programming
- Backend software development
- Systems programming
- Internal tooling design
- Production support systems
- Cross-functional collaboration
- Hardware engineering communication
- Technical problem diagnosis
Benefits
- Equity through discretionary equity program
- Medical, dental, and vision coverage
- 401(k) plan access
- Startup environment with high impact opportunities
- Collaborative team culture
- Meaningful work on home robotics
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Matic Robots
Matic Robots builds autonomous home cleaning robots with advanced spatial AI capabilities and intuitive user interfaces. The company is hiring iOS engineers, full-stack engineers, firmware engineers, reliability engineers, and systems engineers to develop the robot's mobile apps, web platforms, firmware, hardware integration, and core infrastructure.
View all jobs at Matic RobotsLikely interview questions
- Tell us about your experience building internal tools or production support systems. What was the most complex challenge you faced, and how did you solve it?
- You mention proficiency in Rust or a strong systems programming background—can you walk us through a project where you used systems-level programming to improve performance or reliability?