Steven Daniluk is a robotics engineer with 10 years of experience designing autonomy, motion planning, and controls for vehicle-scale systems, currently building production autonomy at Bedrock Robotics in San Francisco. He led motion planning and controls as a solo or lead engineer at Marble and CAT Robotics, architecting autonomy stacks and simulation suites that have operated in real-world deployments. With an MASc in Aerospace Engineering and hands-on roots as a machinist and R/C race driver, he brings rare end-to-end expertise from metalwork and vehicle dynamics to software and system reliability. He’s especially strong at turning research-grade algorithms into robust, deployable systems and has a track record of improving state estimation, motion control, and testing infrastructure. Notably, his early research on multi-robot learning and practical work on traction control reveal a consistent focus on making teams of vehicles learn and perform reliably in the physical world.
10 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.) Aerospace Engineering, Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.) Aerospace Engineering at Carleton University
MASc Aerospace Engineering, MASc Aerospace Engineering at University of Toronto
Contributions:3 releases, 8 commits, 3 PRs in 1 year 3 months
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Steven Daniluk - Robotics Engineer at Bedrock Robotics