Underwater Robot Fleet Technician - Vancouver, CANADA

@Mahihassi

With over a decade of experience as an Electrical Engineer and a specialization in firmware development, I have acquired a comprehensive understanding of robotics, electronics, and control systems that are fundamental for your project. I have worked extensively with microcontrollers & embedded systems such as STM32, ESP32, TI Tiva, C2000, Raspberry Pi, and Arduino. These skills perfectly align with your underwater robots which require keen attention to engineering aspects. Further solidifying my suitability, I am experienced in PCB design, FPGA programming, AI/ML implementation for robotics, and mechanical CAD modeling for customizations. Moreover, my broad set of technical skills extends beyond your immediate needs; they make me a versatile asset who can contribute to your wider operational vision. My proficiency in Industrial Automation (PLC/SCADA) combined with my expertise in CAD & Mechanical work presents a valuable resource not only for ensuring the smooth operation of your robotic fleet but also escalating operational efficiency across functions. Furthermore, as an Electrical Engineer who has executed full product development cycles from conception to market-readiness multiple times over, I guarantee meticulousness and result-driven commitment.

@RaspberryOculus

As the Systems Architect, my experience and natural curiosity makes me the ideal candidate for the Underwater Robotics Technician position with Hullbot. My 27 years of solving complex bottlenecks and implementing scalable systems in electronic and software engineering resonates deeply with the ethos of your company. Having built Rovers in active combat, Fiber Glass submarines and customized drone frames with RF communication, I understand the intricacies of every aspect of robotics and hardware development that will come handy in deploying your autonomous marine robots on commercial vessels. Exceptional understanding of FPGA & RF systems (Xilinx Zynq-7020, PYNQ etc) and Embedded SoCs (STM32 H7/F4, ESP32-S3) coupled with protocol expertise in ACARS/ED137 ground stations positions me quite often to guarantee smooth operation even under mechanically demanding logistics. I am also well-versed in DFM/DFA/EMC compliance for Defense and Medical hardware - a skillset that would prove beneficial in tackling real-life scenarios on vessels while deploying or troubleshooting robots.

@yaroslavmark

Hi, I’m a Mechatronics Engineer (MSc in Robotics & AI) with 8+ years of experience in electronics, embedded systems, robotics, and technical troubleshooting. My background includes developing and validating embedded hardware, working with sensors and control systems, and diagnosing electrical and system-level issues. I’m comfortable with hands-on equipment testing, mission preparation, and structured technical reporting. My approach: ✅ I will inspect and prepare the robotic platform, checking power systems, sensors, communication links, mechanical connections, and mission readiness. ✅ I will follow operational procedures for safe deployment, recovery, and real-time mission monitoring in coordination with the Teleops team. ✅ I will perform field diagnostics, identify hardware or communication faults, and document corrective actions systematically. ✅ I will maintain mission logs, performance observations, photographs, and equipment status reports. Questions: ✅ What specific robotic platform, control interface, and diagnostic tools are used during deployment? ✅ What are the expected operating hours, night-shift frequency, and travel requirements around Vancouver? ✅ Does the role involve routine maintenance and hardware repairs, or primarily deployment and mission support? I’m interested in contributing my engineering background to Hullbot’s field operations and would be glad to discuss the technical requirements. Best, Yaroslav

@revival786

Greetings! I am based in or around Vancouver with the right to work in Canada, and I can deploy, recover, and operate your autonomous marine robots on commercial vessels. I am technical, hands-on, dependable, and genuinely excited by robotics, with practical field experience relevant to ROVs, marine operations, electronics, mechanics, or technical fieldwork. I can prepare equipment for mission readiness, monitor live missions alongside your remote Teleops teams, produce mission reports with photos and performance data, perform field checks and basic troubleshooting, and help maintain the local fleet between missions. I am comfortable around water, ports, and vessels, available for night operations, and able to travel when required. Happy to complete your structured onboarding and training and to share my resume. Thanks, Revival

@julianm260

Having dedicated over a decade to working actively in diverse areas of electronics, I strongly believe I possess the expertise you need for this role. As a Senior Electronics Engineer, I am very familiar with RF engineering, embedded systems, and high-power electronic design which aligns well with your project requirements. My proficiency ranges from PCB layout, firmware development (C / C++ / embedded), power electronics to high-power systems analysis - all relevant skills needed for precisely deploying and operating your underwater robotic systems. What sets me apart is my holistic approach to projects - from the initial concept through to design, simulation, validation, documentation, and final implementation. This means you get not just a technician but someone who can offer strategic guidance throughout the process. My strong troubleshooting abilities also ensure that I can deal with any challenges that could arise during the missions or field checks. Being a person with sound organizational and project management skills, I bring an air of reliability that your operation needs. Having worked within tight deadlines before, delivering quality results consistently is not foreign to me. I am not only capable but genuinely excited about this opportunity to combine my love for technology with my interests in marine operations. Let's make a significant impact together on vessel fuel consumption and emissions -- starting nearby and expanding across North America!

@Ryan15222

Hello Hullbot team, I’m a Mechanical/Mechatronics and Embedded Engineer with 5+ years of hands-on experience developing and troubleshooting robotic, automated and connected systems. Hullbot’s work strongly interests me because it combines robotics, mechanical systems, electronics, embedded control and real-world field operations. My relevant experience includes: - Robotics and automated machine development - Mechanical design and fabrication - Motors, actuators, sensors and control systems - ESP32/STM32 embedded systems - Industrial automation and troubleshooting - Sensor integration and telemetry - Prototype assembly, testing and field debugging - Mechanical and electrical fault diagnosis - Technical documentation and mission/test reporting I’m comfortable working hands-on with complex equipment, preparing systems before operation, monitoring performance during testing, identifying faults and working methodically through hardware and software issues. I also enjoy working across disciplines rather than focusing only on one engineering area, which I believe is important when operating autonomous robotic systems in real-world environments. I would be very interested in discussing how my robotics, mechanical and embedded engineering background could contribute to Hullbot’s operations and future deployment activities. Please note that I would need to confirm the Vancouver location and Canadian work-authorization requirements based on my current situation. Best regards,

@davidl126

Hi Hullbot team, I’m very interested in this opportunity. I’m a Senior Software Engineer with a strong technical background, and I enjoy hands-on work with hardware, systems, troubleshooting, and new technology. What interests me most about this role is that it is not just software work. It involves working directly with autonomous robots, supporting live missions, preparing equipment, troubleshooting issues, and being part of real-world operations. That is exactly the kind of technical environment I enjoy. I’m comfortable learning new systems quickly, following operational procedures, documenting results clearly, and working independently while staying connected with a remote technical team. My software and engineering experience also gives me a strong understanding of system behaviour, debugging, APIs, data, automation, and technical problem solving. I’m also comfortable with travel, flexible working hours, field work, and night operations when required. I understand the role requires someone based in or around Vancouver with the right to work in Canada, and I can discuss my availability and work status directly with you. I’d be very interested in learning more about the robots, the deployment process, and the training program. I can also provide my resume for review.

@eshmumkhan

Hi, how are you? I understand Hullbot needs an underwater robotics technician based in Vancouver to deploy and recover autonomous marine robots on commercial vessels, operate them hands-on when required, prepare equipment and ensure mission readiness, monitor live missions alongside your remote operations team, produce mission reports with photos and performance data, perform field checks and basic troubleshooting, and help maintain the local robotic fleet between missions. I am based in or around Vancouver, have the right to work in Canada, am available for night operations, comfortable working around water, ports, and vessels, and able to travel when required. On relevant experience, I served as Robotics Field Technician on an Autonomous Marine Robot Deployment Programme, where I deployed and recovered ROV-style systems on vessels, operated them directly when needed, monitored live missions, and produced mission reports with photographic evidence and performance notes, and as Field Operations Technician on a Marine Robotics Fleet Maintenance role, preparing equipment, running pre-mission checks, troubleshooting electronics and mechanical faults, and maintaining fleet readiness between deployments. I am technical, hands-on, dependable, and genuinely excited by this kind of work, and I am comfortable with structured onboarding and remote support. I'm ready to start work immediately. Best Regards

@ElectronicsMust

Dear Hullbot Team, For underwater robotic operations, success depends on more than operating the robot—it requires careful equipment preparation, reliable field execution, troubleshooting and accurate reporting to ensure every mission is completed effectively. I have 11+ years of electronics/product-development experience across 500+ assignments involving robotics hardware, embedded systems, sensors, motor control, communications, hardware troubleshooting and prototype validation. My relevant strengths include: Robot Electronics → Sensor Interfaces → Motor/Actuator Systems → Power → Communications → Fault Isolation I would focus on disciplined pre-mission checks, connector/cable integrity, communication stability, sensor condition, fault logging and structured post-mission reporting so issues can be reproduced and resolved quickly by the wider engineering team. I can support hardware troubleshooting, electronics diagnostics, technical documentation, remote engineering analysis and robotic-system integration. I want to be transparent: I am currently based in India and therefore do not meet your stated Vancouver-based/right-to-work-in-Canada requirement for this field-technician position. Profile: https://www.freelancer.in/u/ElectronicsMust If you also engage remote engineering partners for electronics, PCB, hardware troubleshooting or fleet technical support, that would be a much stronger fit for my background. Kind Regards, Avi Gupta Quality is never an accident

@edison368

You need a Vancouver-based technician who can deploy autonomous underwater hull robots reliably on real commercial vessels—not just in a lab. I’m Edison Thornton, a multidisciplinary engineer with 10+ years across embedded firmware, electronics, mechanical systems, and field testing, built for hands-on troubleshooting and mission readiness. I’ve designed and deployed complete hardware systems end-to-end: STM32/ESP32/Arduino firmware (C/C++), sensor integration, circuit design in Altium/KiCad, and mechanical modeling in SolidWorks with FEA/thermal validation in ANSYS. I’m comfortable working around ports, vessels, water conditions, and producing clear mission reports with photos plus performance summaries. I can support live robotic missions, perform field checks, and maintain a local fleet between deployments, coordinating with remote Teleops for autonomous operation.

@sophies51

Turning “cool underwater robots” into reliable hull-deployment on real commercial vessels is the transformation I can help deliver. I’m Sophie Sadowski, a mechatronics & embedded product developer in/around Vancouver—comfortable moving from SolidWorks/ANSYS concepts to firmware, sensors, and hands-on field operation. At Hullbot, I’d bring mechanical-electronics troubleshooting for robot readiness: pre-mission checks, basic fault isolation, live mission monitoring, and rapid recovery during deploy/recover cycles around ports and vessels. I can operate the robots directly when required, interpret performance, capture mission photos, and compile clear robot performance reports for Teleops. Given your training + remote support model, I’ll plug in quickly and help build the Vancouver/NA operational rhythm. Night operations and travel are fine, and I’m legally able to work in Canada.

@coreyp11

We can achieve reliable underwater deployments in Vancouver if we combine hands-on marine robot ops with rigorous embedded systems troubleshooting. I’m Corey Perez, an Embedded Hardware Architect & Control Systems Specialist, and I’ve built real-time control firmware in C/C++ on STM32/NXP/Microchip using FreeRTOS, plus sensor fusion (IMU/GPS/encoders) and high-precision motor control (PID/FOC). I also design robust electronics with Altium/OrCAD and protection/power management, so when Hullbot robots surface mission data or flag issues, I can rapidly diagnose readiness and performance. On your commercial vessels, I can support deploy/recover workflows, prepare equipment, run field checks, and assist Teleops during live missions—then produce clear mission reports with photos and robot performance summaries. I’m comfortable around ports, water, and night operations (8:00 PM–6:00 AM) and can travel as required, with strong oral and written communication.