Autonomy is a closed loop.
Demos don't count. We engineer from signal to action so machines perceive, decide, and act under real constraints — latency, uncertainty, and people nearby.
We build software brains for physical AI.
Notchbit is building the intelligence layer for autonomous machines — perception, decision-making, and reliable control in the real world. We're looking for engineers who want to ship systems that hold up outside the lab, across disciplines, and at the edge of what's possible.
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What we believe
One brain, many machines.
We tune a shared AI stack through simulation, telemetry, and fleet feedback so the same intelligence can transfer across vehicles and environments.
Physical constraints first.
Power budgets, safety, and edge compute shape the architecture. Software that ignores the machine fails the moment it leaves the lab.
Software should move the world.
We approach robotics with a systems mindset — models, middleware, control, and observability working as one product, not a pile of prototypes.
Robots earn their keep.
We build autonomy for real jobs: guiding visitors, following people, moving passengers — productive work in airports, venues, and compounds.
Cross-stack competence wins.
Physical AI needs more than models. Perception, planning, embedded systems, safety, and field operations have to work together.
Why Notchbit
We're looking for builders who want to tackle hard autonomy problems, work across disciplines, and help create systems that move people and goods safely in the physical world.
What you'll get
- Ownership on products that ship into real environments
- Competitive compensation and a focused, senior-leaning team
- Work with engineers who care about systems that hold up in production
What you'll be part of
- Solving autonomy problems most teams never take to the field
- Deploying products with partners in airports, venues, and compounds
- A relentless focus on reliability, safety, and measurable performance
Emerging talent
For students, recent graduates, researchers, and early-career builders interested in applying AI and robotics to real machines. Work alongside experienced engineers on live systems, take ownership early, and contribute from day one.
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Work on real problems across robotics, AI, software, simulation, and embedded systems. Notchbit interns contribute to live products, gain hands-on experience, and help build the software brains behind physical AI.
View open roles ↗“The hard part isn't the demo — it's autonomy that still works when the world pushes back.”
Build the intelligence that moves machines.
Come join us ↗Most software never leaves a screen. Ours has to sense, decide, and act in the physical world. Notchbit exists to make advanced robot autonomy accessible, reliable, and scalable — from perception to control, as one stack.