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Senior Backend Engineer - Full Cycle Retail Robotics Engineering

Tokyo, JapanFull timeSeniorPosted 21 days ago
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Role Overview
As an engineer at Telexistence, you will not only design, develop, and maintain the core backend services for our robotic operations management system but also owns the end-to-end lifecycle of a product capability, from problem understanding and design to implementation, release, operation, measurement, and continuous improvement.
You will drive technical strategy and architectural decisions, ensuring that our backend systems are scalable, secure, and cost efficient for our subscription-based enterprise solution. You will work closely with stakeholders such as business development, operations teams to translate business requirements into effective technical solutions, while managing projects and collaborating with stakeholders across the organization.
 
 
Team & Platform Context
We develop using C# (.NET) for both backend and edge communication services to ensure unified development across systems. Robots run ROS/C++ on NVIDIA Jetson AGX devices and connect to cloud services through gRPC and MQTT. You will work across this stack—implementing backend agents, on-device services, and deployment pipelines with Ansible and Docker—to deliver seamless cloud-to-edge operations.
 
The Challenge: Software Meets Hardware
Because our software applications (spanning both frontend and backend) serve as the direct interface for end-users, we face a constant stream of diverse and evolving requirements. You will work in a unique environment where software speed meets hardware reality:
- Bridging the Cycle Gap: Hardware and Automation development cycles are inherently longer than pure software. You will often need to devise creative software workarounds to mitigate hardware issues or implement "virtual" features to validate business value before hardware is ready.
- Elevating Engineering Standards: While teams in other specialized domains are experts in their fields, they may be less familiar with modern SaaS practices or non-functional requirements (NFRs). You will...