Bring Vesper to the robot. Vesper turns a task description into a robot program and tests it in simulation before it runs on the robot. As a robotics engineer you work on the deployment side: making sure what Vesper generates runs well on real hardware.

What you work on:
- Setting up and testing robots, grippers, cameras and sensors
- Simulation of robot cells that matches the real cell
- Calibration, robot control and motion
- Getting programs from simulation to the robot, reliably

You work closely with our AI engineers. They build the brain; you make sure it works in the real world.

What we offer:
- A full-time role in a funded, growing team in Ghent
- Modern tools and room to own your work
- Colleagues with deep experience in AI, 3D and robotics
- Electric company car (Tesla) or a flexible mobility budget
- Meal vouchers of €10 per working day
- Hospitalisation insurance (DKV Premium Pro)
- Employer-funded extra pension through group insurance
- 12 extra days off (ADV) on top of your regular holidays
- Monthly home-working allowance
- Eco cheques and a cafeteria plan to tailor your package
- Laptop and phone

- A master in electromechanical, electrical or computer science engineering, or a related field
- Python. C++ is a plus
- Experience with ROS 2, a simulator (Isaac Sim, MuJoCo, Gazebo) or robot arms is a plus
- You enjoy hands-on work with hardware and solving problems on site