Robot.com builds and deploys autonomous delivery robots, with a stack spanning ROS/ROS 2, C++ and Python on the robot side, MQTT and Kafka for fleet telemetry, and Altium, KiCad and SolidWorks for in-house hardware design. Hiring tilts toward operations over engineering, and job posts center on launch playbooks, network deployments and fleet maintenance, which points to a company scaling rollouts. M&A execution also appears repeatedly in its job posts.
Robot.com is a privately held robotics company headquartered in San Francisco, focused on logistics automation and AI-driven robots. It develops delivery robots along with their control and perception systems, then deploys and maintains fleets across launch networks, including campus settings. The company has 51–200 employees and hires in the United States and Colombia. Its work covers electronics and mechanical hardware, robot software, cloud infrastructure on AWS and GCP, and field operations for deployment and support.
Robot.com uses ROS and ROS 2, C++, Python, TypeScript, Node.js and React, plus PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Kafka, MQTT and BigQuery on AWS and GCP. Hardware design runs on Altium Designer, KiCad, LTspice and SolidWorks.
Job posts point to a delivery robot control system, a perception system, robotic delivery deployments, launch playbooks, deployment and support SOPs, and ongoing fleet maintenance and updates.
Robot.com is headquartered in San Francisco, California. It hires in the United States and Colombia, mainly in operations, with additional roles in engineering, HR, data and finance.
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