Josh Pieper is a founder and robotics engineer with 14 years of experience turning research-grade technology into commercial products, currently leading mjbots from a side project to a profitable, bootstrapped company serving customers in 60+ countries. He designs and ships full-stack robotics hardware and firmware—most notably open-source brushless motor controllers (moteus) that convert standard three-phase motors into high-performance servo actuators used in cobots, legged robots, humanoids and logistics systems. Prior roles include program management at Toyota Research Institute and CTO at Jaybridge Robotics, giving him deep experience bridging research, productization, and manufacturing. Based in Cambridge, MA, he combines systems-level engineering with hands-on embedded and control expertise, and he’s known for pragmatic open design that accelerates adoption across industry and academia.
14 years of coding experience
15 years of employment as a software developer
BS Computer Engineering, BS Computer Engineering at Missouri University of Science and Technology
MS Computer Engineering, MS Computer Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University
Contributions:1026 commits, 1 PR, 31 pushes in 8 years 8 months
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