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Cellula Robotics Ltd.

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Proven, Trusted Autonomy

Burnaby, British Columbia

Robotics Engineering
51–200 people

About

Cellula Robotics Ltd. is a proudly Canadian, privately owned, world-leading marine technology company focused on revolutionizing underwater security through advanced Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV) systems. Headquartered in Burnaby, British Columbia with additional offices on the East Coast of Canada and the United States, Cellula employs over 80 dedicated professionals, including highly skilled engineers, designers, and technicians. Cellula Robotics Ltd. is driven by a mission to redefine the paradigm of underwater security. By harnessing the potential of cutting-edge AUVs, we aim to change the way the world approaches subsea security. Driven by innovation and industry knowledge, we are committed to crafting sustainable solutions for the defense, mineral exploration, and energy sectors. Our hydrogen fuel cell-powered long range AUVs address evolving demands, propelling us towards a greener future. Our unyielding commitment to quality is evident through our ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management System that not only underscores our dedication to excellence but also reflects our ability to consistently surpass the expectations of our clients.

Open positions

Software Developer, Intermediate

Hybrid · Burnaby

The software developer will design, develop, and test software architectures and algorithms for autonomous underwater vehicle systems. They will also provide technical support, manage software configurations, and assist in vehicle system integration and client training.

Software Developer, Senior

Hybrid · Burnaby

The Senior Software Developer will lead the design, development, and testing of software for autonomous underwater vehicle systems. They are responsible for mentoring junior engineers, managing software lifecycles, and ensuring product compliance with industry standards.

Firmware and Software Developer, Intermediate

Hybrid · Burnaby

The developer will design, develop, and maintain firmware and software for autonomous underwater vehicle systems while supporting integration and testing. They will also provide technical support, create documentation, and mentor junior engineers throughout the project lifecycle.