Senior Software Development Engineer

Kodama Systems is a technology company transforming the forestry industry with teleoperation and supervised autonomy. With our retrofit control systems, machines can be driven from anywhere off project sites, improving safety, reducing costs, and addressing labor challenges across the $100B timber industry. Backed by leading investors and industry partners, Kodamas solutions offer timberland owners and logging contractors scalable, cost effective tools for forest management and wildfire mitigation. For more information, visit www.kodama.ai.

Overview

We are looking for a generalist C++ software engineer to support our robotics and embedded systems development. In this role, you will work with NVIDIA Jetson embedded Linux, microcontroller on metal, automation frameworks and build systems (Ansible, Bazel), and observability tools (Prometheus, Grafana, BigQuery, AWS, OpenTofu). Youll be responsible for building reliable pipelines, automating deployments, and contributing directly to software development in C++, Python, and Rust. The focus of this role is to expand our vehicle's ability to support emerging capabilities, including bringing up new sensors, managing logging and data offload streams, and coordinating between hardware and software. This requires interfacing with hardware-in-the-loop testing, design with constrained compute resources, and software that can evolve quickly to new hardware and customer requirements.

Location

Remote

Responsibilities

• Build & Deployment Automation

Maintain and extend Bazel build configurations for C++, Python, and Rust projects.

Develop and maintain CI / CD pipelines that support reproducible builds, testing, and artifact tracking.

Integrate embedded and robotics system telemetry with Prometheus and Grafana dashboards.

Write and maintain C++ code for embedded platforms (e.g., NVIDIA Jetson, ESP32, other MCUs).

Qualifications

Nice to Have

Note please attach a resume in either .pdf or .doc format. Due to the volume of inquiries, not all applicants will receive a response.

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