Join Viam as a Senior/Staff Software Engineer to build scalable systems for managing fleets of robots in a hybrid work environment.
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Not disclosed in this posting: years of experience, visa sponsorship.
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In this role, the Senior or Staff Software Engineer on the Fleet Management team at Viam will focus on developing and maintaining the cloud systems and web applications that enable the configuration and management of robotic fleets. Key skills include expertise in Golang, Svelte, Typescript, and experience with distributed systems, as the engineer will be responsible for end-to-end ownership of production software. This position is ideal for seasoned engineers who thrive in dynamic environments and enjoy tackling complex challenges. Viam fosters a culture of ownership and collaboration, emphasizing continuous learning and improvement.
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About Viam
Founded by Eliot Horowitz, co-founder and former CTO of MongoDB, Viam is a novel robotics engineering platform that lets you configure, control, and manage robots intuitively and quickly. We’re inspiring a generation of engineers to solve complicated automation problems with our uniquely powerful suite of software tools.
We’re a ~100-person company headquartered in New York City.
Building software for machines introduces challenges that traditional software systems rarely face. Devices operate in real-world environments, networks are unreliable, and software must interact with hardware, sensors, and real-time data.
At Viam, engineers build the platform and tools that make those machines programmable, observable, and manageable at scale.
New York City (Hybrid — 3+ days per week in office)
The Fleet Management team builds the control plane for machines running on Viam — the cloud systems and web applications that allow developers to configure devices, deploy software across fleets, and operate machines at scale.
The team owns the lifecycle of machine configuration and software running on those devices, along with the platform infrastructure that supports it — including authentication and permissions, machine logs uploaded from deployed devices, and the usage tracking behind Viam’s billing systems.
Our work sits at the intersection of product engineering and platform infrastructure. Engineers on this team build systems developers interact with directly while also evolving the backend architecture that supports machines operating in the real world.
The stack includes Golang backend services, modern web applications (Svelte / Typescript), MongoDB, and gRPC APIs.
Engineers on this team own systems end-to-end, from architecture and implementation through production operation. As the number of machines and developers using Viam grows, the team is focused on evolving the architecture that allows fleets of machines to be managed reliably at scale.
As a Senior or Staff Engineer, you’ll help raise the engineering bar through architecture discussions, mentorship, and guidance on complex projects.
Examples of work in this role include:
We’re looking for an experienced engineer who enjoys owning systems end-to-end and shipping production software.
You may have experience:
Experience with robotics or IoT is not required.
Our culture emphasizes ownership, curiosity, and decisive execution.
We know great engineers come from many backgrounds. If you're excited about the challenges we’re solving, we encourage you to apply. The salary for this role is between $ 190,000 - 235,000 /year.
Viam’s base salary range for this role is posted above. In addition to cash compensation, Viam offers a comprehensive Total Rewards package that includes equity grants, health benefits, and more.
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