Drimva

Amazon

Applied Science Manager, Fleet Autonomy, Amazon Robotics

$184K–$249K

N.Reading, MA +1 · Manager · Full-time · Posted Sep 10, 2026

Location
N.Reading, MA
N.reading, MA
Experience
5+ years of industry or academic research experience; 2+ years of scientists or machine learning engineers management experience.
Education
PhD in engineering, technology, computer science, machine learning, robotics, operations research, statistics, mathematics or equivalent quantitative field.

About the job

Leads applied science research and a team developing and deploying algorithms for coordinating, routing, assigning tasks to, and orchestrating Amazon’s autonomous robot fleet.

What you'll do

  • Set the technical vision and research agenda, balancing production needs with long-term research.
  • Build, hire, and develop applied scientists; provide scientific mentorship.
  • Drive algorithms from research through production deployment and represent the team through publications and academic collaborations.

What they ask for

  • PhD in a stated quantitative field or equivalent quantitative field.
  • 5+ years of industry or academic research experience.
  • 2+ years of scientists or machine learning engineers management experience.
  • Programming experience in Java, C++, Python or a related language; experience building machine learning models or algorithms for business application; strong understanding of autonomous mobile robot navigation; and experience deploying robotic systems into the field.

Nice to have

  • Experience building complex software systems, especially involving deep learning, machine learning and computer vision, delivered to customers.
  • Experience with mobile robot fleets in industrial or logistics settings, or developing computationally efficient decision making algorithms for live production systems.

Pay

183,800.00 - 248,700.00 USD annually (base salary)

Tools

Java, C++, Python, deep learning, machine learning, computer vision

AI focus

Develops machine learning models and algorithms for multi-robot coordination, fleet traffic, task assignment, and fleet orchestration.

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First seen Oct 15, 2026 · Last verified Nov 5, 2026 (UTC)