About ElectroGlobal Solutions
ElectroGlobal Solutions Private Limited
Jaipur, Rajasthan · Deep-Tech Product Company
ElectroGlobal Solutions Private Limited is a rapidly growing deep-tech product company specializing in Robotics, Semiconductor Technologies, Artificial Intelligence, Embedded Systems, Internet of Things (IoT), Industrial Automation, and Intelligent Product Development.
Recognized under the Startup India initiative and supported through the innovation ecosystem of the Government of Rajasthan, ElectroGlobal is committed to developing next-generation technology products that solve real-world industrial and business challenges. The company leverages startup ecosystem support from Microsoft and Amazon Web Services (AWS).
Role Overview
We are seeking an accomplished Senior Robotics & IoT Engineer to lead the design, development, deployment, and optimization of advanced robotics, automation, and IoT solutions.
Possess strong expertise in robotics architecture, industrial automation, embedded hardware integration, IoT ecosystems, and intelligent systems engineering.
What You'll Build
• ROS2-based autonomous navigation, SLAM, and manipulation stacks • End-to-end IoT ecosystems including devices, gateways, cloud platforms, and telemetry • Sensor fusion pipelines combining LiDAR, camera, IMU, and ultrasonic data • Simulation environments in Gazebo and IsaacSim for rapid prototyping
Skills & Requirements
• ROS / ROS2 architecture and custom node development • C++ and Python for real-time robotic software • MQTT, REST APIs, Device-to-Cloud Communication, Edge Computing • ESP32, STM32, Raspberry Pi, ARM-based controllers • SLAM algorithms (GMapping, Cartographer, ORB-SLAM3)
Who You'll Work With
Lead our Robotics Studio team, collaborating with mechanical designers, AI researchers, and embedded firmware squads.
What We Offer
• Compensation up to ₹18 LPA plus ESOPs • Dedicated Robotics Studio testing arena and hardware budget • Technical conference and research publication support • High autonomy to shape India's robotics future